Open access
We are delighted to announce that all articles accepted for publication in the European Political Science Review from 05 September 2023 will be ‘open access’; published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online (see the journal's Open Access Options page for available licence options). The costs of open access publication will be covered through agreements between the publisher and the author’s institution, payment of APCs by funding bodies, or else waived entirely, ensuring every author can publish and enjoy the benefits of OA.
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Do coalition and formateur expectations affect vote switching?
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- 10 October 2022, pp. 96-115
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Sympathy for the devil? Voter support for illiberal politicians
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- 30 September 2022, pp. 39-56
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The clash of traditional values: opposition to female monarchs
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- 27 September 2022, pp. 291-310
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With status decline in sight, voters turn radical right: how do experience and expectation of status decline shape electoral behaviour?
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- 06 September 2022, pp. 116-135
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Time is on my side? The temporal proximity between elections and parties’ salience strategies
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- 26 August 2022, pp. 482-497
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How challenger party issue entrepreneurship and mainstream party strategies drive public issue salience: evidence from radical-right parties and the issue of immigration – ERRATUM
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- 17 August 2022, pp. 154-155
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Why do legislators rebel on trade agreements? The effect of constituencies’ economic interests
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- 17 August 2022, pp. 272-290
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Space invaders and norm-politicians: how the media represent the intersectional identities of Members of Parliament
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- 15 August 2022, pp. 566-582
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Do party politics still matter? Examining the effect of parties, governments and government changes on the local tax rate in Sweden
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- 12 August 2022, pp. 235-253
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When does women’s political power matter? Women’s representation and legal gender equality of economic opportunity across contexts
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- 09 August 2022, pp. 583-599
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How challenger party issue entrepreneurship and mainstream party strategies drive public issue salience: evidence from radical-right parties and the issue of immigration
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- 27 July 2022, pp. 544-565
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Labour market policies and support for populist radical right parties: the role of nostalgic producerism, occupational risk, and feedback effects
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- 26 July 2022, pp. 520-543
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Who’s fit for the job? Allocating ministerial portfolios to outsiders and experts
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- 22 July 2022, pp. 618-634
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Preconditions for pacted transitions from authoritarian rule
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- 18 July 2022, pp. 254-271
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Separatism and identity: a comparative analysis of the Basque and Catalan cases
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- 13 July 2022, pp. 1-18
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Electoral systems and ideological voting
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- 30 June 2022, pp. 463-481
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Dealing with the populist radical right in parliament: mainstream party responses toward the Alternative for Germany
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- 13 May 2022, pp. 333-350
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Delving into the divide: how ideological differences fuel out-party hostility in a multi-party context
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- 29 April 2022, pp. 386-402
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Participatory processes and their outcomes: comparing assembly and popular vote decisions
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- 29 April 2022, pp. 441-458
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The bottom-up spillover effect for radical right parties
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- 25 April 2022, pp. 351-366
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