NEAPP 2025 Papers

We will be discussing the following papers.

(1.) "Cynicism and Voter Support for Openly Corrupt Candidates" — Alexis Palmer (Dartmouth) and Gwyneth McClendon (NYU)

(2.) "Ethnic Dominance and Democratic Quality Across Six Decades and 90 Countries" — Lucas Woodley and Joshua D. Greene (Harvard)

(3.) "Ideologues, Partisans, and Hypocrites: How Partisan Competition Influences Electoral Policy Support" — Sam Fuller (Harvard) and Hilary J. Izatt (SUNY Binghamton)

(4.) "Does Historical Knowledge Shape Modern Attitudes? Evidence from Queerphobic Violence in Francoist Spain" — Laia Balcells (Georgetown), Alberto López Ortega (Harvard and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), and Ethan vanderWilden (University of Wiscondin-Madison)