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Fairness and Tax Morale in Developing Countries
Abstract This paper investigates the relationship between individuals' attitudes towards fairness and their views about tax compliance in developing countries. It argues that individuals’ attitudes regarding fairness shape their views…
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Post-colonial gaslighting and Greenlandic independence: When ontological insecurity sustains hierarchy
Cooperation and Conflict, Ahead of Print. This article proposes the concept of ‘post-colonial gaslighting’ to analyse subtle forms of colonialism and domination in international relations and the persistence of hierarchies…
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Reviewing simulator-based training and assessment in maritime education: a topic modelling approach for tracing conceptual developments
Abstract This study reviews literature of simulation-based training and assessment to trace conceptual developments in maritime education and training (MET). Our aim is to highlight and examine the historical trajectory…
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Protect and punish: norm linkage and international responses to mass atrocities
European Journal of International Relations, Ahead of Print. Since being founded in 2002, the International Criminal Court has frequently intervened in ongoing conflicts and alongside other forms of coercive intervention,…
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State capacity matters in ‘the middle:’ A new perspective on domestic terrorism
Journal of Peace Research, Ahead of Print. When it comes to domestic terrorism (DT), state capacity matters in ‘the middle.’ Our article aims to bring together two apparently separate strands…
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Private Insurance, Public Welfare, and Financial Markets: Alpine and Maritime Countries in Comparative-Historical Perspective
Politics &Society, Ahead of Print. Contemporary capitalist societies use different institutions to manage economic risks. While different public welfare state and financial institutions (banks, capital markets) have been studied across…
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Measuring the Effects of Federal Budget Dysfunction: Impacts of Continuing Resolutions on Public Procurement
The American Review of Public Administration, Ahead of Print. This study measures the behavioral effects of continuing resolutions by examining their impact on federal procurement activities. The restrictions imposed by…
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The Moral Career of Soldiers’ Identity: A Norwegian Case
Armed Forces &Society, Ahead of Print. Military service can require soldiers to act beyond their moral beliefs, something that can impair soldiers’ mental health. However, little is known about the…
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Military Duty during Mission Deployment: Exploring Local Relations and Dynamics of Cohesion—The Case of Swedish Troops
Armed Forces &Society, Ahead of Print. This article explores contemporary understandings of military duty and dynamics of cohesion during deployment with a focus on host–citizen relations. Duty is treated as…
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Political support through representation by the government. Evidence from Dutch panel data
Abstract Research on political support demonstrates that satisfaction with democracy is higher among electoral winners than losers, and that it is higher for citizens who are ideologically more congruent with…
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Peace is possible: The role of strategic narratives in peacebuilding
Media, War &Conflict, Ahead of Print. In Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), scholars and practitioners often cite the lack of shared narrative as a primary challenge to long-term peace. A study…
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The Determinants of Terrorist Listing
Journal of Conflict Resolution, Ahead of Print. Terrorist designation has increasingly become an important counterterrorism tool used by intergovernmental organizations and state governments. This article examines the determinants of terrorist…
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Choosing Where to Fight: Do Social Networks Distinguish American ISIS Foreign Fighters from ISIS-Inspired Terrorists?
Journal of Conflict Resolution, Ahead of Print. Why did some American citizens choose to travel to fight in Syria and Iraq rather than engage in Islamic State of Iraq and…
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On the Communication Efficiency of Statistically Secure Asynchronous MPC with Optimal Resilience
Abstract Secure multi-party computation (MPC) is a fundamental problem in secure distributed computing. An MPC protocol allows a set of n mutually distrusting parties with private inputs to securely compute…
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Named and Shamed: International Advocacy and Public Support for Repressive Leaders
Journal of Conflict Resolution, Ahead of Print. Do international naming and shaming campaigns reduce public support for repressive leaders? International advocacy can provide domestic audiences with new information about human…
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Exchange Rate Changes and the J-curve Effect: Asymmetric Evidence from a Panel of Five Emerging Market Economies
Foreign Trade Review, Ahead of Print. Using the symmetric and asymmetric specifications of the pooled mean group estimator, we attempted to scrutinise the possibility of the J-curve effect in the…
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Neither the Magic Bullet Nor the Big Bad Wolf: A Systematic Review of Frontline Judges’ Attitudes and Coping Regarding Managerialization
Administration &Society, Ahead of Print. How do frontline judges perceive managerial reforms, and how do they cope with them? We relied on concepts from street-level bureaucracy to systematically review the…
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Descriptive representation and conflict reduction: Evidence from India’s Maoist rebellion
Journal of Peace Research, Ahead of Print. Can greater inclusion in democracy for historically disadvantaged groups reduce rebel violence? Democracy-building is a common tool in counterinsurgencies and post-conflict states, yet…
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Anticharismatic Authority: Joe Biden's Approximation of the Ideal Type
Politics &Society, Ahead of Print. Sociologists have productively theorized power and politics via typologies and genealogies. This article combines these theorizing modalities to analyze the election of Joseph Biden in…
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Remittances and Revenue in Latin America, 1990–2017
Abstract Do international remittances increase government tax income in developing economies? This study investigates remittances’ relationship to revenue within Latin American countries. The author builds on recent micro-level research by…
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Bootstrapping for BGV and BFV Revisited
Abstract We unify the state-of-the-art bootstrapping algorithms for BGV and BFV in a single framework and show that both schemes can be bootstrapped with identical complexity. This result corrects a…
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The Effect of Priming Structural Fairness on Inequality Beliefs and Preferences
American Politics Research, Ahead of Print. Experimental research on pay inequality attitudes often provides information about pay inequality with the expectation that greater awareness of pay differences will increase the…
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Asymmetric Exchange Rate Pass Through to Consumer Prices: Evidence from Zambia
Foreign Trade Review, Ahead of Print. The purpose of this study was to examine the asymmetric exchange rate pass through (ERPT) to consumer price inflation in Zambia. We examined ERPT…
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Can transparency strengthen the legitimacy of international institutions? Evidence from the UN Security Council
Journal of Peace Research, Ahead of Print. Can transparency enhance the legitimacy of international institutions? As transparency has become a widely applied procedural standard in international politics, a range of…
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No-Signaling Linear PCPs
Abstract In this paper, we give a no-signaling linear probabilistically checkable proof (PCP) system for polynomial-time deterministic computation, i.e., a PCP system for (mathcal {P}) such that (1) the honest…
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