This paper examines the social-psychological mechanisms behind how citizens deal with
uncertainties stemming from the COVID-19 vaccine developments in societies with …

Does the electoral success of Islamist parties depend on the support of religious voters or
does it owe as much or more to their performance in dealing with key political and economic …

It has been said that “race is the most important determinant of trust”(Smith 2010: 470; see
also Uslaner 2002: 91). This chapter argues that whether or not this is the case depends on …

In the wake of the Syrian civil war, more than three million people have fled to Turkey, which
now hosts the largest refugee population on earth. Making up 4.42 per cent of the total …

Using public opinion survey data, this study investigates the determinants of inter-ethnic (in)
tolerance among Turks and Kurds in Turkey. Our empirical analyses show that, compared …

This study examined the interactive effect of ethnicity and e-government use on trust in
government and of ethnicity and trust in government on e-government use by means of …

Establishing electoral legitimacy across the population is vital for democratic stability, yet in
contrast to other measures of political support, perceived electoral fairness has received …

Fears related to a group's culture can negatively impact national attachment. This article
brings new insight into minority groups' national attachment by empirically exploring the …

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the emergence of various stressors among people
around the world. However, rare are the studies that investigate stressors by employing …

This article introduces a novel data set on the agenda of the Turkish legislature and political
parties. Using the Comparative Agendas Project approach, we trace political issue attention …