No. 69-2, May 2021

Index

• Deliberative Civic Culture: Assessing the Prevalence of Deliberative Conversational Norms
• Distrust in Government and Preference for Regime Change in China
• Electoral Systems and Policy Congruence
• Glass Cliffs or Partisan Pressure? Examining Gender and Party Leader Tenures and Exits
• Is Populism a Political Strategy? A Critique of an Enduring Approach
• Measuring Nation States’ Deliberativeness: Systematic Challenges, Methodological Pitfalls, and Strategies for Upscaling the Measurement of Deliberation
• Moaners, Gloaters, and Bystanders: Perceived Fairness of the United Kingdom’s 2016 Referendum on the European Union
• Partisan-Electoral Cycles in Public Employment: Evidence from Developed Democracies
• Policy Polarization, Income Inequality and Turnout
• Populism as a Political Strategy: An Approach’s Enduring — and Increasing — Advantages
• Procedures Matter: Strong Voice, Evaluations of Policy Performance, and Regime Support
• Promoting Justice Across Borders
• Revolutionary Attitudes in Democratic Regimes
• The Only (Other) Poll That Matters? Exit Polls and Election Night Forecasts in BBC General Election Results Broadcasts, 1955–2017
• Where Help Is Needed Most? Explaining Reporting Strategies of the International Trade Union Confederation