The January issue of @World_Pol is live! It includes articles from @BrentonKenkel @EmielAwad & Scott F Abramson; @isabelmperera & Trevor Brown; Florian Grotz and Till Weber; @ProfRickyClark & @AnnaMeyerrose; and Michael L. Ross.

The January 2025 issue of @World_Pol is coming soon! Michael L. Ross of @UCLA contributes a book review article to that issue. Before his 2025 article launches, check out Ross's 1999 book review article in WP. #oil #cobalt

RT @miweintraub83: As we witness the extraordinary events in Syria, I recommend reading work by @shelley_x_liu on what happens when rebels…

Following what's happening with the #Romanian election? @World_Pol editorial chair @grigopop breaks it down in his @goodauth piece.

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So many important contributions to @World_Pol in the October issue. Have another look. #populism #government #UnitedNations #environment #miners #Peru #Brazil #Russia

Using #Russia as his case, @World_Pol Oct author @AndersWoller theorizes that electoral systems can facilitate information on local elite preferences or they can maintain legislative control, but they can't do both at the same time.

With reports of troops from #NorthKorea helping fight #Russia's war in Ukraine, want to learn a bit more about the inner workings of North Korea's political elites? Revisit @World_Pol's The Storied Teller. @rpcward89 @EdwardGoldring

On this day, take a look back at a 1997 article from @World_Pol in which Sheri Berman argues "absent strong and responsive national government and political parties" a robust civil society actually helped to bring the Nazis to power.

Using the case of early 20th-century #Brazil, October @World_Pol author @giu_pardelli provides new insights into the interaction between economic interests and political dominance. #WealthInequality

How did regime type affect the nature and effectiveness of responses to COVID? @World_Pol editorial chair @grigopop addresses this question in his @World_Pol anniversary issue article. #Covid_19 #government

The Storied Teller sat down with @World_Pol October authors @manchavoraz1 and Moisés Arce to talk about how artisanal mining in #Peru could be made safer for miners if policymakers considered local context and conditions on the ground.

Artisanal mining employs more than 44 million people across 77 countries globally. In their Oct @World_Pol article, @manchavoraz1 and Moisés Arce explore this sector --and its various statuses -- in #Peru.

With words like #Fascist being used in the run-up to the #USElection2024, @World_Pol author Kurt Weyland reminds us that language matters in #TheStoriedTeller.

Does #India's diversity safeguard her democracy? Join @World_Pol associate editor @goyal_tanushree as she & co-panelists discuss India's 2024 #election. @PrincetonCGI

Should UN peacekeeping missions help to protect not only civilians but the environment, too? Tobias Böhmelt argues that such green-oriented missions already occur in his October @World_Pol article. #UnitedNations #Peace

Do populists withhold or misreport scientific information to international organizations? Using new data on source & quality of information, @World_Pol October authors @AllieCarnegie @ProfRickyClark & @noahzucker find that they do.

In The Storied Teller, @World_Pol October issue authors @AllieCarnegie @ProfRickyClark @noahzucker discuss the effects of populism on international organizations #StoriedTeller #WorldBank

The October issue of @World_Pol is live! It features articles from @AllieCarnegie @ProfRickyClark @noahzucker; Tobias Böhmelt; Zaraí Toledo Orozco, Moisés Arce; @giu_pardelli; and @AndersWoller #AcademicWriting

Before the October issue of @World_Pol publishes, check out the July issue one more time ;-) #polisciresearch #AcademicWriting