This paper studies the determinants of support for future generations, using novel survey
data for the case of Germany. I find significant, but not overwhelming support for prioritizing …

Based on the case of the national electronic identification card (New eID) policy in Taiwan,
this study integrated the government's components with a privacy calculus model to analyze …

As economic inequality and poverty continue to be a concern in the United States, it is
imperative to explore the factors shaping attitudes toward policies designed to reduce both …

Previous studies show consistent differences in how people evaluate future consequences
and implications of this for a variety of phenomena. The implications for the individual …

Prior research on attitudes toward redistribution documents an association between one's
policy preferences and socioeconomic position, as well as an impact of welfare policy on the …

Protests on the street may last weeks or even months. Why do some people join protests
against government wrongdoing on day one while others wait weeks to do so? This article …

The external image of party leaders has often been analysed through their behaviour or
reflection in the media. However, we know little about how party leaders are seen internally …

This article aims to clarify the latent structure of support for redistribution. To this end, the
author analyzed data from the National Survey of Social Stratification and Social Mobility in …

Intertemporal choice refers to how people weigh different outcomes happening at different
times. It is called delay discounting in economics, future orientation in psychology, and …

This study aims to elucidate the structure of support for social policies (redistribution and free
competition), focusing on the role of community interests (especially demographic decline) …