So if I submit two papers, only one can be accepted. Co-authors need to decide now who presents a paper?

Are you aware of the new/forthcoming Korean adaptation of The Ax by the great Park Chan-wook?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKZp...

(Talking AI, YT just put a weird translated audio over it that I couldn't turn off and hope isn't shared)

Thanks for the shoutout! Your paper sounds super interesting, will read it soon!

Residential mobility also matters: Urbanites who grew up in rural areas but later moved to cities are less polarised. Divided loyalties dampen affective divides — helping explain why ruralites are consistently more polarised than urbanites. 5/7

This has important implications:

1) Creating a common front (or, "firewall" / "cordon sanitaire") against a radical right challenger requires a mainstream-party consensus. Once one party leaves this broad coalition, the effects of elite messaging weaken significantly.

The 2024 CHES included for the first time questions to measure positions on executive constraints & judicial independence, key features of horizontal accountability. Here, the rad right party family stands out as much less likely to support constraints on executives & judicial independence 4/

(2) Remember the rapid early trips of "Außenkanzler" Friedrich Merz? In a blog post for @ecprtheloop.bsky.social, @meraymaddah.bsky.social and I explore a rich new dataset on diplomatic travels to analyse where state leaders go for their inaugural foreign visits.
bsky.app/profile/ecpr...

Co-authored with @giadapasquettaz.bsky.social, @sharonbaute.bsky.social & @leuffen.bsky.social

(1) In the new In_equality magazine by @excinequality.bsky.social, we draw on original survey data from 9 countries to argue that public support for mutlilateral health policy is more robust than populists want to make you believe.
bsky.app/profile/exci...