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Cindy ChengHochschule für PolitikVerified email at hfp.tum.de
Robert KubinecAssistant Professor of Political Science, New York University Abu DhabiVerified email at nyu.edu
Luca MesserschmidtHochschule für Politik at the Technical University of MunichVerified email at hfp.tum.de
Greg Chih-Hsin SheenAssistant Research Professor of Political Science, Academia SinicaVerified email at gate.sinica.edu.tw
Allison Spencer HartnettAssistant Professor of Political Science, University of Southern CaliforniaVerified email at usc.edu
Elena LabzinaWashington University in St LouisVerified email at wustl.edu
Christopher ClaassenUniversity of GlasgowVerified email at glasgow.ac.uk
James L. GibsonWashington University in St. LouisVerified email at wustl.edu
Taishi MuraokaInstitute of Political Science, Academia SinicaVerified email at gate.sinica.edu.tw
Hans H. TungNational Taiwan UniversityVerified email at ntu.edu.tw
Caress SchenkAssociate Professor of Political Science, Nazarbaev UniversityVerified email at nu.edu.kz
Luiz Max CarvalhoLecturer, School of Applied Mathematics, Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV)Verified email at fgv.br
Enric Martínez-HerreraUniversitat Pompeu FabraVerified email at upf.edu
Tim ButheHochschule für Politik/School of Governance, Technical University of Munich (TUM)Verified email at post.harvard.edu
Guillermo RosasProfessor of Political Science, Washington University in St LouisVerified email at wustl.edu
Thomas HaleProfessor, Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford UniversityVerified email at bsg.ox.ac.uk
Derek DubaArizona State UniversityVerified email at asu.edu

Joan Barceló

Assistant Professor of Political Science, New York University Abu Dhabi

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Political Science Comparative Politics Political Violence Conflict International Relations


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COVID-19 government response event dataset (CoronaNet v. 1.0) C Cheng, J Barceló, AS Hartnett, R Kubinec, L Messerschmidt Nature human behaviour 4 (7), 756-768, 2020	488*	2020
Voluntary adoption of social welfare-enhancing behavior: Mask-wearing in Spain during the COVID-19 outbreak J Barceló, GCH Sheen PloS one 15 (12), e0242764, 2020	84	2020
Windows of repression: Using COVID-19 policies against political dissidents? J Barceló, R Kubinec, C Cheng, TH Rahn, L Messerschmidt Journal of Peace Research 59 (1), 73-89, 2022	38*	2022
Batons and ballots: The effectiveness of state violence in fighting against Catalan separatism J Barceló Research & Politics 5 (2), 2053168018781747, 2018	32	2018
Attitudes toward immigrants and immigration policy in Asia and the Pacific: a quantitative assessment of current theoretical models beyond western countries J Barceló Asian Journal of Political Science 24 (1), 87-123, 2016	32	2016
Deplorables: Emotions, political sophistication, and political intolerance J Gibson, C Claassen, J Barceló American Politics Research 48 (2), 252-262, 2020	31*	2020
Contextual effects on subjective national identity J Barceló Nations and Nationalism 20 (4), 701-720, 2014	30	2014
The long-term effects of war exposure on civic engagement J Barceló Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 118 (6), e2015539118, 2021	27*	2021
National identity, social institutions and political values. The case of FC Barcelona and Catalonia from an intergenerational comparison J Barceló, P Clinton, C Samper Seró Soccer & Society 16 (4), 469-481, 2015	26	2015
National personality traits and regime type: a cross-national study of 47 countries J Barcelo Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 48 (2), 195-216, 2017	24	2017
Are Western-educated leaders less prone to initiate militarized disputes? J Barceló British Journal of Political Science 50 (2), 535-566, 2020	22	2020
Do Islamic State’s deadly attacks disengage, deter, or mobilize supporters? J Barceló, E Labzina British Journal of Political Science 50 (4), 1539-1559, 2020	21	2020
Patterns of policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in federal vs. unitary European democracies T Buthe, J Barceló, C Cheng, P Ganga, L Messerschmidt, AS Hartnett, ... Unitary European Democracies (September 7, 2020), 2020	19	2020
Putting groups back into the study of political intolerance JL Gibson, C Claassen, J Barceló At the forefront of political psychology, 2020	17	2020
The effect of district magnitude on turnout: Quasi-experimental evidence from nonpartisan elections under SNTV T Muraoka, J Barceló Party Politics 25 (4), 632-639, 2019	15	2019
The association between agreeableness, extraversion, and support for secessionist movements: Evidence from a large survey of more than 33,000 respondents in Catalonia J Barceló Personality and Individual Differences 107, 102-107, 2017	14	2017
Fear, Partisanship and the Spread of COVID-19 in the United States R Kubinec, L Carvalho, J Barceló, C Cheng, L Messerschmidt, D Duba, ... SocArXiv, 2020	10*	2020
The effect of variance in district magnitude on party system inflation J Barceló, T Muraoka Electoral Studies 54, 44-55, 2018	10	2018
Vaccine nationalism among the public: A cross-country experimental evidence of own-country bias towards COVID-19 vaccination J Barceló, GCH Sheen, HH Tung, WC Wu Social Science & Medicine 310, 115278, 2022	8*	2022
The Clarity of the Majority's Preference Moderates the Influence of Lobbying on Representation J Barceló Party Politics 25 (3), 349-357, 2019	8	2019

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