Are policies designed to avert climate change (Climate Change Policies, or CCPs) politically
costly? Using data on governmental popular support and the OECD's Environmental …

In many democracies, unemployed and low‐income citizens are less willing to vote. Can
social policies weaken the link between income and turnout? We study policy feedback …

Long-term socialization patterns are considered a key explanation for socio-economic
inequalities in political participation. Material conditions in youth and childhood are …

Based on a production function perspective, this study constructs a manufacturing firm and
city-level data set to investigate the role of minimum wage increases in firm pollution …

Does a universal basic income (UBI) affect voter turnout? This article argues that the
introduction of an unconditional cash payment—where citizens receive money independent …

Unequal political participation increasingly challenges democracies. The turnout gap is
particularly large among younger voters, with severe implications for future developments of …

How do economic shocks and financial resilience shape civic engagement, especially for
the economically insecure? I turn to the early months of the coronavirus pandemic for …

Jobs that pay low wages result in many families struggling to make ends meet. Black
workers face a dual crisis of higher unemployment and disproportionate employment in low …

In democracies, political parties promise to expand social benefits to attract voters in the
lead-up to elections. However, we know relatively little whether such campaign promises …

Since its passage, the National Labor Relations Act 1 (" NLRA") has excluded farmworkers
from its critical protections, a decision that was steeped in racism. 2 As a result of this …