Students Make Changes: How Authoritarian Governments Respond to Student Protesters

“It’s not your fault” How Attribution of Responsibility and Empathy Lead to Helping Behavior for Migrants who are Victims of Labor Trafficking

'Us versus Them': Tracking Trends in European Ideological Party Families' Foreigner-Related Rhetoric in the Face of Economic and Cultural Crises

Three Essays on Non-State Actors and Repression in Dictatorships

Blurring The Line: How The Ethnicity Of Immigrants Affects Existing Ethnic Relationships In Post-War Serbia

Parliaments and Monarchies: Blame Avoidance in the Authoritarian Context

Identifying Charged Immigrant Attributes—Evidence from the U.S. and India Surrounding Citizens’ Attitudes Toward Foreign Nationals

The Institutional Dilemma of Globalized Firms

Externalities of Consent: Host Government Consent and UN Institutional Weakness