This year wouldn’t have been possible without the support I received: the Sylff Young Leaders Fellowship from The Tokyo Foundation, travel funding from the Swiss Academy of Humanities and Social Sciences (SAGW) for APSA, and the @gvagrad.bsky.social funding package.

Second, I started working on my dissertation, exploring how changes in globalization affect climate and industrial policy. A first paper from this project was presented at SISP (Società Italiana Scienze Politiche) in Naples, thanks to a scholarship covering travel and accommodation.

First, I show how new pedestrian areas reduce radical-right support while helping incumbents, focusing on Milan’s Piazze Aperte. I’m really thankful for all the feedback I received at @dec-gr.bsky.social @uab.cat, @unil.bsky.social, @ahcdemocracy.bsky.social, @epsanet.bsky.social, @apsa.bsky.social

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Is the text shown in the figure the same one that voters will go to vote for? If so, the one on Cantonal property tax is a bit unbiased...