Forthcoming Articles
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Person-Level Factors of Political Participation Across Presidencies: The Case of the Philippines under the Macapagal-Arroyo, Aquino III, and Duterte Administrations
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Taking Terror out of Terrorism
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Racial Resentment, Principles, and Political Tolerance: Understanding White Americans’ Attitudes Towards Race-Targeted Policies
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Political Identity, Leftism, and Guns Among a National Sample of LGBTQ+ Americans
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Empathetic, Outraged, and Elite Critics: Latent Profile Analysis of Perceived Economic Inequality and Attitudes Toward Redistribution in Colombia
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“I didn’t know Hitler personally, but...: A Qualitative Interview Study Investigating Lay Beliefs Regarding Extremist Groups
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Epistemic Violence and Academic Repression: Anti-Palestinian Racism and the Politics of Knowledge Production in the Context of the Gaza Genocide
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The Tyranny of the Ideal Self: Neoliberal Subjectivation, Emotional Distress, and Forms of Resistance in Young Women
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Attributions for global inequality are associated with collective action and support for policies aimed at global justice
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Old Enough to Watch the World Burn, Old Enough to Vote: Youth Enfranchisement, Political Ideology, and Climate Change Attitudes
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Assigned and Politicized Vulnerability: A Theoretical Contribution to Analyzing Vulnerability in Child Mental Health Policies and Practices in Chile
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The polycrisis, psychology and moral progress
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A Motivational Analysis of Perceived Legitimacy of Mafias
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Coloniality, colonial ambivalence, and Puerto Rican’s perceptions of Puerto Rico-U.S. power relationships
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The Counterspeech Trias Taxonomy: Behavioral, Affective, and Cognitive Techniques Synthesized from a Systematic Literature Review