The rise of populist parties around the world raises concerns about liberal democracy. Amid
the discussions on democratic backsliding, this study scrutinises populism in Turkey by …

Can the media influence vote choice when the media and the party system are highly
polarized, and vote shifts are infrequent? We argue affirmatively that media significantly …

Educated individuals are believed to be more tolerant towards ethnic minorities—a finding
widely inferred from standard survey items. We propose a new approach that helps mitigate …

Social media use is positively associated with political participation, but does this
relationship persist when traditional and social media are restricted by the government? We …

This technical note calls for an interdisciplinary research agenda to study the intersection of
policy problems and extreme events. We argue that extreme events can unveil chronic …

While there is a well-established literature on measuring political polarization in two-party
systems, relational approaches to polarization in multiparty systems are still very limited. In …

Purpose Treatment of intersectionality in empirical studies has predominantly engaged with
individual categories of difference. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that there is …

This article shares the results of a recent study on individual giving to civil society
organizations in Turkey. Using interview data collected from a random sample of 2,495 …

Muslims often encounter discriminatory practices similar to those experienced by other
minority groups living in the United States. Such practices range from mass incarceration …

Tolerance is a central concept for a society's democratic foundations. Many forms of
populism threaten tolerance and are a growing concern for consolidated liberal …