Publishing in Academic Journals and Books
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This study examines democracy promotion during interstate war, focusing on Polish NGO efforts during Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. By examining the efforts of Polish NGOs during the ongoing war in Ukraine, the study explores the strategies, areas of focus, and shifts in approaches compared to the pre-war period. The objective is to shed light on the rationale behind democracy promotion; delineate the evolving roles, approaches, and tactics of democracy promoters; and draw lessons learned. Bridging the gap in existing knowledge, the study explores dynamics during active conflict offering perspectives from Polish NGOs that have been engaged in democracy promotion in Ukraine since the 1990s.
Just Published in the June issue:
Forging Democracy in the Flames: Strategies of Polish NGOs during the Full-Scale War in Ukraine
by Paulina Pospieszna & Patrice C. McMahon
Open access: doi.org/10.1525/cpcs...
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08.07.2025 12:35 — 👍 1 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Drawing on the concept of strategic narrative, this article explores how Russia’s issue narratives on the Ukraine events were reproduced by local narrative agents. I conducted content analysis of texts published in Japan from 2014 through 2019, and regression analysis to examine whether authors’ reproduction of Russia’s narratives is correlated to their affiliation with area studies branches (Russian studies, studies of other post-communist countries) and disciplines; epistemic linkage with the Kremlin-sponsored Valdai Discussion Club; and publication political stance (communist, progressive, conservative, neo-right) and types (peer-reviewed journals, think-tank reports, popular magazines).
Just Published in the June issue:
Explaining Support for Russian Narratives about the Events in Ukraine among Japanese Scholars and Intellectuals in 2014–19
by Sanshiro Hosaka
Free to access for one week.
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24.06.2025 11:21 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Despite Russia’s relatively low ranking on gender equality, recent emigrants who left the country after February 2022 exhibit significantly higher levels of gender egalitarianism compared to their counterparts in Russia. This study investigates whether these attitudes are attributable to socio-demographic factors such as education and urban residence, or if deeper ideological and political factors play a role. Using data from the OutRush project on Russian emigration after 2022 and the World Values Survey, we analyze two key questions: Do recent emigrants demonstrate more egalitarian attitudes than socio-demographically similar Russians? Does gender equality of host countries influence emigrants’ attitudes? Our findings suggest that emigrants exhibit higher levels of gender egalitarianism than comparable groups in Russia, even after controlling for socio-demographic predictors. These differences persist after controlling for socioeconomic predictors, reflecting deeply ingrained values that were probably developed by the pre-migration experiences of political opposition actions and social activism. The results challenge theories of rapid acculturation and highlight the role of self-selection as a key factor underlying gender egalitarian attitudes.
New in Advance Articles:
Gender Egalitarianism of Recent Emigrants from Russia: The Effect of Emigration or a Trait of a Social Group?
by Veronica Kostenko, Emil Kamalov, Ivetta Sergeeva
doi.org/10.1525/cpcs...
23.06.2025 13:47 — 👍 4 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0
The 2024 Journal Citation Report is out: the Impact Factor for CPCS increased for the 3rd year running, climbing to 1.3. The journal also had a record number of citations (897), and moved from Q3 to Q2 in Political Science and International relations.
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✨Excited to share our research "Creating Good Young Patriots," which was published as an Advance Article in
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22.05.2025 10:44 — 👍 12 🔁 4 💬 1 📌 1
The June issue is online early! With articles on legitimation, techno-populism, & bureaucratic support for war in Russia; Russian narratives on Ukraine in Japan; Polish NGOs response to full-scale war; grassroots mobilization in China; and an historical study of solidarity & Poland's market reforms.
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Central Asian Researcher, Psychotherapist, Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh. Queer narratives in Central Asia, LGBTQ+ migration. She/her
Historian of socialist internationalism. USSR-India relations/International Red Cross movement and the Cold War divide. SSHRC postdoc at @carleton.ca university (Ottawa, Canada).
European Political Science Review (EPSR) is an #OpenAccess journal of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR).
Lecturer @ Yale University | radical ideologies, populism, pol behaviour, polarisation, democracy, #rstat, and causal inference. albertostefanelli.com
historian and theatre curator | violence, body, the first world war, and the 1917 revolutions | Ukraine, Eastern Europe, and the Soviet Union | also write about contemporary Ukrainian theatre | in theatre when not in the archives
Korea specialist | Senior Fellow, Stimson Center | Co-founder & Director, 38 North | Director, Korea Program | Associate Fellow of SAIS Foreign Policy Institute
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North Korea analyst, prof of security studies & researcher of dictatorships. Wrote a book in 2021 on 🇰🇵-3rd World ties. Most importantly: dad & husband. Views my own.
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Stanton Senior Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Author of ‘THE NEW NUCLEAR AGE’ (Polity) & ‘KIM JONG UN AND THE BOMB’ (Hurst/Oxford)
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Assistant Professor of Regional and Cultural Studies at the Air Force Culture and Language Center, Air War College. Writing about Russian media and religion. All posts, reposts, and likes are my own and not a reflection of my employer.
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Since 1967, the Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis has provided social science methods training for hundreds of participants each year. Offering over 40 Courses in 2025, online and in-person
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Democratic Governance. Climate Transitions. EU. 🇪🇺
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Doctoral Researcher in Political Science at University of Greifswald, IRTG Baltic Peripeties
Political attitudes
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