When and how do elite messages shape mass opinion on international issues? Do
informational or partisan components of elite cues dominate? Recent survey experiments …

How do citizens within countries hosting US military personnel view that presence? Using
new cross-national survey data from 14 countries, we examine how different forms of …

Women have more protectionist trade preferences than men do. We assess whether this
well-documented relationship between gender and protectionism in the mass public carries …

Many studies use the same factors to explain attitudes toward specific trade agreements and
attitudes toward the principle of free trade and thus treat both objects as interchangeable …

Celebrities saturate American culture and often become relevant in politics, yet political
science has largely left unstudied how celebrities affect mass political behavior. We focus on …

Abstract The United States has helped create and lead many international organizations
(IOs). Yet in the last six years, the US announced its withdrawal from several IOs including …

In surveys, Europeans routinely express high levels of support for a common security and
defence policy of the European Union. Do these responses reflect real demands or …

This article explores why citizens favor protection despite the economic case for free trade. It
argues that due to a lack of training and in an environment of stable prices, many individuals …

How does the extension of party conflict to a foreign policy issue affect the ability of
Americans to form an opinion about the issue? We test this using elite references and …

The gender gap in support for trade is one of the most robust empirical findings to emerge
from research on public opinion in international political economy. Even controlling for …