Stigma may affect both how people use social safety net benefits and the way programs are designed
Stigma may affect both how people use social safety net benefits and the way programs are designed, Harvard Kennedy School researchers show.
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Partisan Polarization in Local Politics
A growing body of scholarship investigates the extent to which national partisan polarization filters down to the local level.
Race, Violence, and the Effectiveness of Protest
Protests constitute a primary way that members of the public express their preferences and seek to change public policy.
Introducing the Transitional Justice Evaluation Tools (TJET) database
The TJET project offers a comprehensive database for exploring the supply of transitional justice (TJ) in every country of the world.
Alphabet Soup: Randomized Ballot Order and the Representation of Marginalized Candidates
Ballot order has the power to shape electoral outcomes: even when randomly assigned, candidates listed first receive more votes.
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