Polity

Papers
(The median citation count of Polity is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Partisanship and the Politics of COVID Vaccine Hesitancy17
Freedom Now11
Democracy, Interpretation, and the “Problem” of Conceptual Ambiguity: Reflections on the V-Dem Project’s Struggles with Operationalizing Deliberative Democracy11
For a Complex Concept of Populism10
Hayek versus Trump: The Radical Right’s Road to Serfdom8
An ad hoc Regionalism? The Visegrád Four in the “Post-Liberal” Age8
Keeping Score: The Congressional Budget Office and the Politics of Institutional Durability7
Democratic Non-Participation7
Hobbes Meets the Modern Business Corporation7
The Two Row Wampum: Decolonizing and Indigenizing Democratic Autonomy6
How Can the Democratic Party Confront Racist Backlash? White Grievance in Hemispheric Perspective6
The Complex Constructions of the People and the Leader in Populism6
The Concept of Pseudo-Conservatism as a Link Between The Authoritarian Personality and Early Critical Theory6
An Identity Crisis for the Democrats?6
The Authoritarian Personality 2.06
A Politolinguistic Approach to Populism6
The Dynamics of Issue Salience: Immigration and Public Opinion6
Constructing Vulnerability and Victimhood at the EU Border6
Taking Account of the Visual Politics of Populism6
The Radical Right and Anti-Immigrant Politics in Liberal Democracies since World War II: Evolution of a Political and Research Field5
Pride or Prejudice? Clarifying the Role of White Racial Identity in Recent Presidential Elections5
Populists, Clients, and US Immigration Wars5
Toward Progressive Narratives of American Identity5
Transition and Regional Cooperation in Central Asia: What Can They Tell Us about the(Post-)Liberal World Order?5
A Segmented Theory of Immigration Regime Development5
West Virginia v. EPA: Whither the New Deal Order?4
Further Reflections onSeeing Like a State4
“Prior to its Wounding”: On the Emancipatory Possibilities of Identity Politics4
Citizenship in Times of Crisis: A Comment on Danielle Allen’s Democratic Theory4
Fanon’s Clinic: Revolutionary Therapeutics and the Politics of Exhaustion4
The East in the West: South Caucasus Between Russia and the European Union4
Ethnographic Methods in Populism Research: Towards A Multidimensional Approach4
The Other China Model: Daoism, Pluralism, and Political Liberalism3
An American Political Theorist between History and Utopia3
Building Communities of Peace: Arendtian Realism and Peacebuilding3
How the Christian Right Slayed a Monster and Reframed the Religion Clauses in Bremerton3
Do Perceptions of Ingroup Discrimination Fuel White Mistrust in Government? Insights from the 2012–2020 ANES and a Framing Experiment3
Introduction: Constructing and Contesting Victimhood in Global Politics3
Adam Smith’s Cosmopolitan Liberalism: Taste, Political Economy, and Objectification3
States of Freedom3
More Things in Heaven and Earth: Liberal Imperialism and The End of History3
Do We Live in a Society?3
Dobbs and the Jurisprudence of Exclusion3
The Politics of Law: Capricious Originalism and the Future of the Supreme Court3
Danielle Allen and the Continuous Project of American Making3
Iron Cages and Ballot Boxes: Prosecutors, Elections, and Subnational Statebuilding3
Looking Forward: Interest Group Legal Strategy and Federalist Society Affiliation in the United States Circuit Courts of Appeal3
Sensitive Places?: How Gender Unmasks the Myth of Originalism inDistrict of Columbiav.Heller3
Kant on Humiliation, Respect, and the Moral Preconditions for Political Right3
Constructing the Supreme Court: How Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Have Affected Presidential Selection and Senate Confirmation Hearings3
From Utopian to Distopian Regionalism: A Study of Unfulfilled Expectations in the Baltic Sea Region3
Will the Election of 2020 Prove To Be the End or a New Beginning?3
Beyond the Anglo-World: Settler Colonialism and Democracy in the Americas3
The Supreme Court and the Limits of Descriptive Representation3
Introduction: “Bad Weather” Regionalism and the Post-Liberal International Order at Europe’s Margins3
Separation of Powers: Legitimacy, Not Liberty2
Gendered Governance: Examining the Relationship between Women Legislators and Effective Public Goods Provision from a Global Sample2
On the Uses of Acknowledgment for Injustice: Disavowal and Deflection in Baldwin’s Thought2
Claiming Victimhood Within the Sex Industry—How the Trafficking Agenda Interacts with Sex Worker Rights2
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Michael S. Lewis-Beck about Vote Choice, Election Forecasting, and the 2022 Midterms2
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Cynthia Enloe about Gender and Global Politics2
The Legacy of Bitter Fruit in Political Science2
Acknowledging Hanna Pitkin: A Belated Discovery of a Kindred Spirit2
A Government of Creditors: Machiavelli on Genoa, the Bank of San Giorgio, and the Financial Oligarchy2
Bitter Fruit as Boundary Pushing and Sustaining2
Wittgenstein and Justice as Method2
Seen Like a State2
Does the Second Amendment Make Gun Politics Obsolete?2
What’s Wrong with the Critique of Populism2
The End of History as Science Fiction2
Response toPolitySymposium: White Identity Reconsidered2
The Environmental Justice Movement as a Model Politics of Risk2
Seeing Too Much Like a State?2
Think Structurally, Act Individually?: Racial Sympathy and Political Behavior2
The Intersection of Direct Democracy and Representative Government: State Legislators’ Response to Ballot Measures2
The Lost Clause: Reinterpreting the Declaration’s Silence on the Atlantic Slave Trade2
Ordinary Language and Race: Hanna Pitkin and Toni Morrison in Tandem and Tension2
Privatization without Capitalism: The Social Relations of Property in Post-Communist Transitions2
Concluding Analysis2
Hanna Pitkin on Conceptual Puzzlement2
World Without End2
Theorizing Powers: Response to Critics2
Workers’ Councils and Radical Democracy: Toward a Conceptual History of Council Democracy from Marx to Occupy2
In Different Voices: Pitkin and Cavell on Wittgenstein’s Political Relevance2
Claire Jean Kim: A Classic Revisited2
The Darkness at the End of History2
Reading Rawls Rightly:A Theory of Justiceat 502
Why Allen Ran2
Nguyễn An Ninh’s Anti-Colonial Thought: A New Account of National Shame2
Reflecting Upon James Scott’s Seeing Like a State2
Like Shooting Fish in a Barrel2
Shelter Abolition and Housing First: Rethinking Dominant Discourses on Homeless Management2
No Democracy Without Comprehension: Political Unintelligibility as A Democratic Problem2
Is The End of History a Great Book?2
Quantitative Populism: Of Shapes and Shades2
Psychological Perspectives on Perceptions of Black Victimhood in the United States2
Dreaming Differently1
Sexual Harm Beyond Policing1
Rawls, Genealogy, History1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Kathi Weeks about the Politics of Work and the Work of Political Theory1
Liberalism and Mass Psychology: The American Experience1
Oaths that (un)Bind: Recovering the Furies’ Political Voice in Aeschylus’s Oresteia1
Educating the Body Politic: How Hobbes’s Civil Science Strengthens and Constrains the Sovereign1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Efrén Pérez about Political Psychology and the Study of Race and Ethnic Politics1
How Woke Can a Juror Be? The Jury in the Chauvin Trial, Critiques of Law Enforcement, and a New Model of Impartiality1
“We” Should Be An Invitation: Hanna Fenichel Pitkin’sWittgenstein and Justice1
The Authoritarian Personality1
Conceptual Contestation: An Empirical Approach1
Democracy and the Unconscious1
Referendum Model Forecasts: Trump and the 2022 Midterm Errors1
Gendering Transitional Justice: A Racialized Construction of Victimhood in Post-Revolutionary Tunisia1
“The Voice of America”: The Speaker of the House and Foreign Policy Agenda-Setting1
What Can We Learn from History?: Competing Approaches to Historical Methodology and the Weberian Alternative of Reflexive Understanding1
Visions of Police Power: A Symposium on Abolition Politics1
Wounded Attachments, Democratic Desires1
Horizontal Rights: A Republican Vein in Liberal Constitutionalism1
Revoke the Charters: A Critical Reevaluation of Charter Schools1
Ask a Political Scientist Symposium on the Contributions of Danielle Allen: Introduction1
Feeling Seen1
Ask A Political Scientist: A Discussion with Bonnie Honig on Agonism, Disruption, and Repair1
Populism: Complex Concepts and Innovative Methods1
Rereading A Theory of Justice1
Blinded by the White (Nationalism): Separatist Ideology and Discounting the Threat of COVID-19 to Society1
The Color of Discretion: Race and Ethnicity Biases in School Suspension1
The Effect of “Do Everything” on “Unity in Diversity”: A Neopluralist Examination of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and the General Federation of Women’s Clubs1
Recovering Conceptions of Time fromA Theory of Justice1
Left Turn on a Red Light? Challenges and Decisions Facing Liberals and Progressives After 20161
“The People” and Climate Justice: Reconceptualizing Populism and Pluralism within Climate Politics1
Play, Work, and Marcuse’s Critique of Opposition1
Weight Stigma, Citizenship, and Neoliberal Democracy1
Mind the Gap: A Machiavellian Lesson in Anti-Racism1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Nicholas Xenos about Critical Theory, Democratic Politics, and the Problems with Patriotism1
Sights of Violence: Self-Immolation at the Border1
Counterimagination and the Plurality of Radical Politics1
Iowa Electronic Markets Seat Distribution Forecasts for the 2022 U.S. House and Senate Elections: A Retrospective1
The Last Human1
Populist Careers as Autonomy-Making: A Longitudinal Ethnography of Political Entry in North India1
Conclusion: The Paths Forward1
A Political-History Forecast Model of Congressional Elections: Lessons Learned from Campaign 20221
Compassion’s More Dangerous Allies: Fear, Anxiety, and Amour-Propre1
“To Make Men Believe Their Rebellion Just”: Thomas Hobbes and the Study of Civil War1
“My Ancient Faith”: Abraham Lincoln’s Response to the Jeffersonian Problem1
Political Rawls1
After Seeing Like a State: The Imperialism of Epistemic Claims1
The Delicate Order of Liberalism: Resentment Politics and the Public Trust1
Vegans and “Green-Collared Criminals”: the Depoliticization of Animal Advocacy in Public Discourse1
Spectacles, Political Education, and Democracy: Re-reading Rousseau’s Letter to M. D’Alembert1
Gradual Change and Deconcentration of Presidential Powers in Nineteenth Century Chile: Ideas, Networks, and Institutional Ambiguity1
Fredric Jameson: Dialectical Criticism and the Politics of Theory1
Bong Joon-ho’s Okja: Transatlantic Racism, Transpacific Capitalism, and Intimate Subversion1
Courts and State-Building: The Welsh Marcher Lordships and the Somali Union of Islamic Courts1
States of Injury Today1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Katherine J. Cramer about Listening as a Way of Democratic and Scholarly Life1
Combatting Suspicion, Creating Trust: The Interface of Muslim Communities and Law Enforcement in the United States after 9/111
Plato the Novelist: The Family Saga in Republic 8–91
Sonia Sotomayor’s Legal Phenomenology, Racial Policing, and the Limits of Law1
Realism and Utopia in The Authoritarian Personality1
Wollstonecraft’s Gothic Violence1
Angela Davis and Critical Theory, from Kant to Abolition1
Untangling the Partisan Roots of Affirmative Action1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Yuen Yuen Ang about China and Political Science1
Economic Pessimism and the 2022 Election: A Postmortem1
The Police Abolitionist Movement and the Neoliberal Paradox1
The Revolutionary Politics of Abolition1
Forecasting the 2022 U.S. House Elections with a State-by-State Model: No Red-Carpet Treatment for the Republicans1
Residues and Derivations: Vilfredo Pareto and Affective Politics1
Response to thePolityCollection1
The Generic Ballot Model and the 2022 Midterm Election1
How do People Become a Mass?1
The Authoritarian Personalityand the Problematic Pathologization of Politics1
The Authoritarian Personality and the History of Fascism1
Introduction1
Symposium on Trends and Advances in the Comparative Politics of Immigration: Taking Stock1
A New Style of Thinking: Hanna Pitkin’s Wittgenstein1
Treaty as De-Fetishizing Critique: A Social Theory of Treaty Interpretation1
Bitter Fruit at Twenty1
A State-Level U.S. House Election Forecast Model for 2022: Modeling the Potential Effects of Gerrymandering1
After Liberation: Sex, Social Movements, and Capital Since the New Left1
How Policy Models Change: Insurgent Narratives of Policy Authority since the Great Recession1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Catharine A. MacKinnon about Power, Politics, and Political Science1
“Are You Still Reading Sayyid Qutb?” Islamist Theses on the Arab Spring and the Making of an Islamist Canon in Turkey1
Hobbes’s Social Contract as Monster Narrative: The Wolf-Man, Leviathan, and the Politics of Monstrosity1
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