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Ubiquitous but Heterogeneous: International Organizations’ Influence on Public Opinion in China, Brazil, Japan, and Sweden
Existing work on the effect of international organizations’ (IOs) approval of the use of force on public support for it tends to focus …
Clara H. Suong, Scott Desposato, Erik Gartzke
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Thinking Generically and Specifically in International Relations Survey Experiments
Does treatment abstraction affect treatment effects in International Relations survey experiments in countries outside of the U.S.? We …
Clara H. Suong, Scott Desposato, Erik Gartzke
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Diplomatic Documents Data for International Relations: The Freedom of Information Archive (FOIArchive) Database
We introduce the Freedom of Information Archive (FOIArchive) Database, a collection of over 3 million documents about state diplomacy. …
Matthew Connelly, Raymond Hicks, Robert Jervis, Arthur Spirling, Clara H. Suong
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How 'Democratic' is the Democratic Peace? A Survey Experiment of Foreign Policy Preferences in Brazil and China
In Brazil and China, UN approval has a larger effect than democracy on public support for the use of force.
Clara H. Suong, Scott Desposato, Erik Gartzke
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Polls and Elections: The New Deal Realignment in Real Time
Right after the 1936 election the Gallup Poll began probing party identification. From then on until 1952, when the National Election …
Helmut Norpoth, Andrew H. Sidman, Clara H. Suong
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