European Political Science Review

A changing economic vote in Western Europe? Long-term vs. short-term forces

‘Don’t play if you can’t win’: does economic inequality undermine political equality?

Public opinion and interest groups’ concerns for organizational survival

Rethinking political distrust

The costs of interest representation – a resource perspective on informational lobbying

Why do parties support emigrant voting rights

The national boundaries of solidarity: a survey experiment on solidarity with unemployed people in the European Union

Electoral incentives for cross-ethnic voting: evidence from a natural experiment

Winners and losers reconsidered: party support, character valence, and satisfaction with democracy

Bailout or Bust? Government Evaluations in the Wake of a Bailout

Perspectives on political party death: theorizing and testing Downsian and sociological rationales

When Dominant Parties Adopt Proportional Representation. The Mysterious Case of Belgium

The Making of Four Ideologies of Globalization

The political economy of immigration and welfare state effort: evidence from Europe

Voters reward hard-working MPs: empirical evidence from the French legislative elections

Democracy belief systems in Europe: cognitive availability and attitudinal constraint

Active and passive : Two ways party systems influence electoral outcomes

Inheritance, urbanization, and political change in Europe

On digital front-runners and late-comers: Analyzing issue competition over digitization in German subnational elections

Political disagreement and vote volatility: the role of familism across different European countries