Effective emotion regulation is important for learning. However, few studies have examined
the role of strategies with typical adaptive regulatory potential (eg, positive reappraisal) in …

The last decade has seen a proliferation of research bolstering the theoretical and
methodological rigor of the Multiple Stream Framework (MSF), one of the most prolific …

The field of sustainability transitions studies is characterized by the proliferation of different
typologies. However, many of these, including highly influential ones, have not been …

The aim of this article is to understand the dynamic evolution of a governance framework for
major public projects. Drawing on Ralf Müller's contributions in the field of project studies …

An “urban” subfield exists in virtually every social science discipline, but these subfields
seldom engage one another. We asked scholars from five urban subfields to respond to …

Why do some groups survive government repression while others get eliminated? This
paper offers a corrective to the widely held theory that locally embedded opposition …

Experimental designs in the social sciences have received increasing attention due to their
power to produce causal inferences. Nevertheless, experimental research faces limitations …

Stein Rokkan and Barrington Moore revived comparative historical analysis (CHA) in
Europe and the United States, respectively, during the 1960s without, however, elaborating …

Mass movements that are able to overthrow a dictator do not always lead to democracy.
Transition periods present narrow windows of opportunity in which activists face difficult …

As its name suggests, process tracing is a method that aims to theorize processes linking
causes and outcomes together and trace them empirically in case studies. Understanding …