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Speaking Their Language?: Multilingualism in Party Communication Across Democracies

AJPS · 2026

In linguistically diverse democracies, do political parties actually bother to speak minority languages — or do they just stick to the dominant tongue? This paper analyzes Facebook …

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taishi-muraoka
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Polarization but Not Populism Strengthens the Association Between Presidential Election Results and Emotions

PSRM · 2026

Examines how political polarization and populism shape the emotional responses of citizens to election outcomes. The study finds that while polarization amplifies emotional …

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dahjin-kim
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