“...This article focuses on political dynasties’ potential consequences, and particularly investigates whether and when they lead to the selection of dynastic...”

“...Recent research shows that, all else equal, most people prefer likeable colleagues. In this article, two experiments are employed to analyze preferences with...”

“...Politicians often implement popular changes in public policies prior to elections, with the aim of improving their Election Day outcome. This research note...”

“...Politicians have been shown to benefit electorally from an attractive physical appearance. Employing data on 614 German MPs, this note explores whether it also...”

“...How do people respond to terrorist events? Exploiting the timing of the 2010 wave of the annual ‘Society Opinion Media’ survey in Sweden, we study the causal...”

“...Public sector organizations face regular turnover in top leadership positions. Yet little is known about how such changes affect staff attitudes. The authors...”

“...Despite the increasing stress on performance in public sector organizations, there is still little empirical evidence on whether—and if so, how—politicians...”

“...This article examines how organizational designs develop by proposing a novel theoretical framework that views organizational change as resulting from a...”

“...Extensive research demonstrates that war casualties depress incumbent popularity. The present study argues that one should also account for financial costs of...”

“...It is often said that ‘necessity is the mother of invention’. In this article, we assess whether this also applies to the design of public authorities' service...”