I am very happy to share my newest solo-authored peer-reviewed article: “Can Taiwan survive partisanship? Evidence from two survey experiments” available to read for free at @jjps.bsky.social: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Japanese Journal of Political Science All of our #OpenAccess articles can be found here - https://cup.org/4obs0zg #jjps

#OpenAccess - Japanese Journal of Political Science - Volume 26 - Issue 3 - https://cup.org/4oD3Uhb #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Crossing currents: age, period, and cohort effects on Japanese perceptions of China, Russia, and the U.S. (2007–2022) - https://cup.org/43pxMVS - Zeng Cai, Xiaoguang Fan & Ken’ichi Ikeda #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Food or vote: the effects of Confucian values on support for democracy - https://cup.org/4o6epJW - Weilin Xiao & Yanwei Zhang #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Can Taiwan survive partisanship? Evidence from two survey experiments - https://cup.org/4qoafhT - @lnachman32.bsky.social#OpenAccess #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Gendered views on immigration policy stances? The case of Japan - https://cup.org/4hxDATi "gender bias in voter evaluations may not be as severe as the literature expects..." - Melanie Sayuri Sonntag, @strauszm.bsky.social & @ykshrt.bsky.social#OpenAccess #jjps

#OpenAccess - Institutional isomorphism in Chinese development finance regimes: a comparative study of the AIIB, the NDB, and the two policy banks - https://cup.org/47Upwjh - Yue Xu & Hongsong Liu #FirstView

Since the start of 2025 JJPS has been an #OpenAccess title with articles published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online. This means you can read every article published so far this year without charge by following this link - https://cup.org/3HkyT1y #jjps

NEW ISSUE - Japanese Journal of Political Science - Volume 26 - Issue 3 - https://cup.org/3Wj4mF1 #jjps

Analysis of references between 1990 to 2024 shows that there is a decline in book referencing (52% to 28%) in polsci journals 😮 www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Crossing currents: age, period, and cohort effects on Japanese perceptions of China, Russia, and the U.S. (2007–2022) - https://cup.org/43pxMVS - Zeng Cai, Xiaoguang Fan & Ken’ichi Ikeda #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Food or vote: the effects of Confucian values on support for democracy - https://cup.org/4o6epJW - Weilin Xiao & Yanwei Zhang #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Can Taiwan survive partisanship? Evidence from two survey experiments - https://cup.org/4qoafhT - @lnachman32.bsky.social#OpenAccess #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Gendered views on immigration policy stances? The case of Japan - https://cup.org/4hxDATi "gender bias in voter evaluations may not be as severe as the literature expects..." - Melanie Sayuri Sonntag, @strauszm.bsky.social & @ykshrt.bsky.social#OpenAccess

NEW ISSUE - Japanese Journal of Political Science - Volume 26 - Issue 3 - https://cup.org/3Wj4mF1 #jjps

In 2025 JJPS became an #OpenAccess journal with articles published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online. This means you can read every article published so far this year by following this link - cup.org/3HkyT1y #jjps #OAweek

You can find out how to prepare your materials for submission to the Japanese Journal of Political Science, the publication process, and more here - cup.org/4lzndHq #OpenAccess #jjps

In January 2025 JJPS became an #OpenAccess title with articles published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online. This means you can read every article published so far this year by following this link - cup.org/3HkyT1y #jjps

APSA may be over, but you can still receive a 40% discount on our recent titles until October 14th! Learn more here: https://www.cambridge.org/APSA #PoliSci 🗺️ 🗃️ #LawSky

In January 2025 JJPS became an #OpenAccess title with articles published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online. This means you can read every article published this year by following this link - https://cup.org/3HkyT1y #APSA2025 #jjps

Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element "Sustainable Development and the Environment in Southeast Asia" by ‪@pammcelwee.bsky.social‬ Free access available until 11 September. https://cup.org/4fY91p3 #cambridgeelements #politics

#OpenAccess - Gendered views on immigration policy stances? The case of Japan - cup.org/4lV2PiL - Melanie Sayuri Sonntag, @strauszm.bsky.social & @ykshrt.bsky.social #FirstView

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Does corruption undermine fundamental rights protection level? The effects of corruption of lawmakers, judges, bureaucrats, and police and military on labour rights and freedom of association at the country level - cup.org/41HzYrD - Moonsoo Lee

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - China’s economic statecraft and the perceptions of its leaders: a neoclassical realist explanation - cup.org/3SxbmME - Chih-shian Liou

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Democracy and changing leadership preferences among young individuals: the case of South Korea - cup.org/45sEPyT - Hannah June Kim

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Beyond #COVID19 vaccine acceptance: survey evidence from Taiwan - cup.org/4kD6qBy "partisan fights on the vaccination against COVID-19 in Taiwan centred on its brand choice rather than acceptance" - Yun-Yeh Chiang & Jason Kuo

#OpenAccess - Japanese Journal of Political Science - Volume 26 - Issue 2 - https://cup.org/4lF0OXT #jjps

#OpenAccess- Food or vote: the effects of Confucian values on support for democracy - cup.org/4lMg0T4 "findings shed light on the cultural roots of pragmatic democratic support, offering major implications for the prospects of democratisation in East Asia" - Weilin Xiao & Yanwei Zhang #FirstView

#OpenAccess - Can Taiwan survive partisanship? Evidence from two survey experiments - https://cup.org/4mxCWGY "support for diplomatic and military policy may be affected by partisan framing, but support for economic policy remains bipartisan" - @lnachman32.bsky.social‬ #FirstView

#OpenAccess from our new issue - Does corruption undermine fundamental rights protection level? The effects of corruption of lawmakers, judges, bureaucrats, and police and military on labour rights and freedom of association at the country level - cup.org/41HzYrD - Moonsoo Lee

#OpenAccess - Crossing currents: age, period, and cohort effects on Japanese perceptions of China, Russia, and the U.S. (2007–2022) - cup.org/3JrdYu6 - Zeng Cai, Xiaoguang Fan & Ken’ichi Ikeda #FirstView

#OpenAccess from our new issue - China’s economic statecraft and the perceptions of its leaders: a neoclassical realist explanation - cup.org/3SxbmME - Chih-shian Liou

#OpenAccess from our new issue - Democracy and changing leadership preferences among young individuals: the case of South Korea - cup.org/45sEPyT - Hannah June Kim

#OpenAccess from our new issue - Beyond #COVID19 vaccine acceptance: survey evidence from Taiwan - cup.org/4kD6qBy "partisan fights on the vaccination against COVID-19 in Taiwan centred on its brand choice rather than acceptance" - Yun-Yeh Chiang & Jason Kuo

#OpenAccess - Japanese Journal of Political Science - Volume 26 - Issue 2 - cup.org/3J5ZKyV #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - The restraint effect of alliances on military responses during crises - cup.org/4hvMajM "investigates the de-escalatory influence of alliances − referred to as the restraint effect − on state behaviour during international crises" - Won-June Hwang #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - The restraint effect of alliances on military responses during crises - cup.org/4hvMajM "investigates the de-escalatory influence of alliances − referred to as the restraint effect − on state behaviour during international crises" - Won-June Hwang #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue- Who gets picked on and why? The politics of North Korea’s human rights recommendations in the universal periodic review - cup.org/3XgwIk5 - Haeun Jang & Byungwon Woo #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - To war or not to war: backing down after a fait accompli in Japan - cup.org/41Tzyx8 - @ncviethung.bsky.social #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Strong leader, fragile party: how even a weak party can protect a powerful leader? - cup.org/4iTdfhV - Takuya Furusawa #FirstView

NEW ISSUE - Japanese Journal of Political Science - Volume 26 - Issue 1 - cup.org/3UhM6Le #jjps

#OpenAccess - Beyond #COVID19 vaccine acceptance: survey evidence from Taiwan - cup.org/4kD6qBy "Unlike many other industrial societies, the partisan fights on the vaccination against COVID-19 in Taiwan centred on its brand choice rather than acceptance" - Yun-Yeh Chiang & Jason Kuo #FirstView

You can find out how to prepare your materials for submission to the Japanese Journal of Political Science, the publication process, and more here - cup.org/4lzndHq #OpenAccess #jjps

New Cambridge Element 'Factional Politics in the Liberal Democratic Party: Explaining Change and Continuity in Japan's Economic Statecraft' by Michael J. Gigante & Ming Wan is now free to read for 2 weeks. cup.org/45dnB8K #cambridgeelements #politics

#OpenAccess - China’s economic statecraft and the perceptions of its leaders: a neoclassical realist explanation - cup.org/3SxbmME - Chih-shian Liou #FirstView

#OpenAccess - Democracy and changing leadership preferences among young individuals: the case of South Korea - cup.org/45sEPyT - Hannah June Kim #FirstView

New Cambridge Element The Political Economy of China's Imperial Examination System by Erik H. Wang and Clair Z. Yang, out now! Read Open Access at cup.org/43A7b84 #cambridgeelements #openaccess #politics

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Do FIFA World Cup matches affect outgroup bias? Evidence from South Korea - cup.org/3GP2X4J - @jongheepark.bsky.social & Anakiz Elif Senturk #jjps

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Same difference? Interrogating the security politics of COVID-19 in the ‘democratic’ United Kingdom and ‘authoritarian’ Thailand - cup.org/43oHok1 - Michael Magcamit & Pradit Chinudomsub #jjps #COVID19