The objective of this paper is to understand global connections between indicators of
religiosity and health and how these differ cross-nationally. Data are from World Values …

As in any historical study of a developing country, quantitative data are in short supply–
though typically expanding and improving with time. The task of empirical study is to …

In Western societies, many polarized debates extend beyond the area of opinions, having
consequences for social structures within society. Such segmentation of society into opinion …

The complexity of environmental regulation on the economic development and the resulting
profound spatial effects are central concerns of countries with economies in transition …

We sought to determine the applicability and structural equivalence of a personality
instrument developed in western, educated, industrialised, rich and democratic (WEIRD) …

A great deal of ink has been spilled over attempts to increase trust in government.
Surprisingly, the impact of social equity on trust in government has received relatively little …

Bridging the political divide between liberals and conservatives is one of the biggest
challenges in reaching broad public support of climate policies. Research has suggested …

Households are key actors in decarbonizing our economy, especially when it comes to
investments in a decentralized energy system, such as solar photovoltaics (PV). The …

How can we motivate good politicians—those that will carry out policy that is responsive
to<? pag\hbox {?> citizens<? pag}?>'preferences—to enter politics? In a field experiment in …

Social capital is a critical glue for economic and social development in urban areas. Yet, to
effectively guide research and practice, there is a need for careful measurement of social …