Compares secular attitudes characterizing “religious nones” in the United States and
Canada Almost a quarter of American and Canadian adults are nonreligious, while teens …

How do we make democracy more equal? Although in theory, all citizens in a democracy
have the right to participate in politics, time-consuming forms of participation often …

The vitriol present in contemporary political discourse, perhaps best exemplified by the
contemptuous discussions between cross-partisans in the United States, highlights deep …

Drawing on a unique survey experiment in the 2011 Canadian Election Study data set, this
paper examines the ways in which racial cues influence attitudes towards redistributive …

The COVID‐19 public health pandemic has seen governments spend trillions of dollars to
limit the spread of the COVID‐19 virus as well as to soften the economic blow from the …

Populism's electoral success has been linked to socio-economic crises and to inflammatory
political discourse. However, little is known of populist attitudes in contexts in which these …

The 2019 Canadian Election Study (CES) consists of two separate surveys with campaign-
period rolling cross-sections and post-election follow-ups. The parallel studies were …

Le nombre de politiciens LGBT (lesbiennes, gais, bisexuels et transgenres) déclarés au
Parlement et à l'assemblée législative provinciale a augmenté de façon constante depuis …

Various actors have recently expressed concern that by threatening anonymity, social media
places the bureaucracy's neutrality in jeopardy. Yet, empirically, little is known about the …

Negative stereotypes have been shown to create cognitive burdens that decrease
intellectual performance in a number of tasks such as math and standardized tests. Applying …