• Distributional consequences of technological change: Worker-level evidence

  Kurer, Thomas; Gallego Dobón, Aina (SAGE Publications, 2019)

  This paper explores the employment trajectories of workers exposed to technological change. Based on individual-level panel data from the UK, we first confirm that the share of middle-skilled routine workers has declined, ...
• Does international recognition matter? Support for unilateral secession in Catalonia and Scotland

  Muro, Diego; Vidal, Guillem; Vlaskamp, Martijn (Wiley, 2020)

  How much do the prospects of international recognition of a possible new state affect the domestic support for secession? To answer this research question, we adopted a most similar systems design and conducted a Web‐based ...
• The IPE of global social policy governance

  Bianculli, Andrea C.; Ribeiro Hoffmann, Andrea (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2020)

  This chapter explores the literature on global social policy governance and discusses the key authors in the field and main topics addressed over time. In so doing, it provides an international political economy (IPE) ...
• Authoritarian regimes and civil–military relations: explaining counterbalancing in autocracies

  Escribà-Folch, Abel; Böhmelt, Tobias; Pilster, Ulrich (SAGE Publications, 2020)

  How do autocracies structure their civil–military relations? We contend that personalist dictators are more strongly associated with counterbalancing than other authoritarian regime types. Personalists are characterized ...
• Pitfalls of professionalism?: military academies and coup risk

  Böhmelt, Tobias; Escribà-Folch, Abel; Pilster, Ulrich (SAGE Publications, 2019)

  Military academies tend to be strongly linked to the professionalization of the armed forces. This explains why many countries in the world have created such institutions. The following article studies a potential negative ...
• The EU global strategy: the dynamics of a more politicized and politically integrated foreign policy

  Barbé, Esther; Morillas, Pol (Taylor & Francis, 2019)

  The European Union (EU) has been portrayed as a force for good in the international system. However, due to systemic changes in the international environment and the crises of European integration, its role in the world ...
• Political parties and the transnational mobilisation of the emigrant vote

  Østergaard-Nielsen, Eva; Ciornei, Irina (Taylor & Francis, 2019)

  The relationship between political parties and voters is usually analysed in a national framework. However, the majority of states worldwide allow their emigrant citizens to have an absentee vote. This article analyses how ...
• Local politics and immigration: mobilizing immigrant associations beyond small-scale cities

  Triviño Salazar, Juan Carlos (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2018)

  Cities, towns and rural areas may respond differently to similar challenges posed by the arrival of immigrants. While New York or London are large-scale, global cities; residential cities outside of Madrid or Lisbon may ...
• Who is your ally? Political parties as elite allies of immigrant associations locally

  Triviño Salazar, Juan Carlos (Taylor & Francis, 2020)

  Cities and towns are the proximity context where immigrants interact with political actors who can channel their demands. Treating immigration as a salient policy field in this setting reveals how political parties and ...
• Spain and Latin America: from a special relation to detachment?

  Bianculli, Andrea C. (Oxford University Press, 2020)

  The relationship between Spain and Latin America (LAC) goes back to the fifteenth century, yet it is after Spanish democratization in 1975 that this was defined as ‘a special relationship’. A fundamental component of Spain’s ...
• From free market to social policies? Mapping regulatory cooperation in education and health in MERCOSUR

  Bianculli, Andrea C. (SAGE Publications, 2018)

  Regional cooperation has been an enduring feature of Latin American politics for more than half a century. With the turn of the century, regional organizations moved beyond traditional free trade issues to embrace cooperation ...
• NGOs and peace

  Petrova, Margarita (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2019)
• The International Criminal Court and the rebels’ commitment problem

  Daniels, Lesley-Ann (Taylor & Francis, 2018)

  This article argues against the common view that the International Criminal Court (ICC) prevents peace since rebels will not accept accountability. In the presence of an international criminal authority, accountability may ...
• The developing world’s "new middle classes": implications for political research

  Wietzke, Frank Borge; Sumner, Andy (Cambridge University Press, 2018)

  Rapid middle-income growth over the past decades has led to increasing public interest in the developing world’s “new middle classes”. However, these transformations have received less attention in the comparative ...
• The contingent character of interest groups-political parties’ interaction

  Chaqués Bonafont, Laura; Cristancho, Camilo; Muñoz Márquez, Luz; Rincón García, Leire (Cambridge University Press, 2020)

  This article examines the conditions under which interest groups interact with political parties. Existing research finds that interest group–political party interactions in most western democracies have become more open ...
• Weapons prohibitions through immanent critique: NGOs as emancipatory and (de)securitising actors in security governance

  Petrova, Margarita (Cambridge University Press, 2018)

  The article examines the roles of NGOs in banning cluster munitions that resulted in the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions and the campaign against landmines in the 1990s. It argues that NGOs have managed to move questions ...
• Naming and praising in humanitarian norm development

  Petrova, Margarita (Cambridge University Press, 2019)

  To examine the early development of humanitarian norm cascades, the author focuses on the processes that led to the adoption of the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty and the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions. Even though major ...
• Unintended consequences of adjacency claims: the function and dysfunction of analogies between refugee protection and IDP protection in the work of UNHCR

  Bradley, Miriam (Brill Academic Publishers, 2019)

  This article examines the role of adjacency claims in the development of a norm for the international protection of internally displaced persons (IDP s). Consistent with existing scholarship on adjacency claims, the ...
• Regionalismo e integración regional en América Latina. El Mercosur: ¿un «nuevo» espacio para la regulación social?

  Bianculli, Andrea C. (Fundación Carolina, 2021)
• Meta-organizing firms’ capabilities for sustainable innovation: a conceptual framework

  Berkowitz, Héloïse (Elsevier, 2018)

  Organizing practices at the collective level of firms and entrepreneurs, i.e. ‘meta-organizing’, is a necessity for the development and diffusion of sustainable innovations. This paper seeks to build a meta-organization ...

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