European Journal of Political Research specialises in articles articulating theoretical and comparative perspectives in political science, and welcomes both quantitative and qualitative approaches. EJPR also publishes short research notes outlining ongoing research in more specific areas of research. The Journal includes the Political Data Yearbook, published as a double issue at the end of each volume.

TopHighlights

Some political aspects of taxation and distribution in federal governments: An application of the theory of the core
Alex Coram

Defending democracy: Reactions to political extremism in inter-war Europe
Giovanni Capoccia

Who is that (wo)man in the street? From the normalisation of protest to the normalisation
Peter Van Aelst, Stefaan Walgrave

Ideology-driven opinion formation in Europe: The case of attitudes towards the third sector in Sweden
Stafaan Kumlin

Politicians on TV news: Getting attention in Dutch and German election campaigns
Klaus Schoenbach, Jan De Ridder, Edmund Lauf

Constitutional Courts as Veto Players: Divorce and Decrees in Italy
Mary L. Volcansek

Learning and Re-Learning Regime Support: The Dynamics of Post-Communist Regimes
William Mishler and Richard Rose

The Effects of Negotiation Democracy. A Comparative Analysis
Klaus Armingeon

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'The European Journal of Political Research marries the highest professional standards with topics of broad political and social interest.. It is an invaluable tool for social scientists on both sides of the Atlantic to keep abreast of the most cutting-edge research from and about Europe.'
Sidney Tarrow, Cornell University

'This flourishing journal draws its strength from the productive research networks of talented political networks which ECPR so actively promotes.'
Helen Wallace, Sussex University and European University Institute, Florence

'Reading the EJPR is one of the best ways I know to keep up with research in my field done by European colleagues.'
Gina Sapiro, University of Wisconsin, Madison