ECPR

ECPR has been a member of Linktree for 6 months and joined in March 2026. The social media accounts linked to from ECPR are: • Spotify • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • Bluesky • Website Besides social media accounts, ecpr.home has populated their site with: • Mainstreaming vs. normalisation: Towards more conceptual clarity on how mainstream parties legitimise the far right | European Journal of Political Research | Cambridge Core • Online gendered violence and visibility in electoral autocracies: Evidence from multi-level elections in Türkiye | European Journal of Political Research | Cambridge Core • Understanding (gendered) public tolerance of violent threats against politicians | European Journal of Political Research | Cambridge Core • Shaping party policies from within? Organisational conditions and policy-seeking strategies of German youth wings | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core • Why do security forces vote for far-right parties? Evidence from Europe | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core • Roundtable – Political Violence and Radicalisation: Diagnostics, Causes, and Interventions • Roundtable – Resisting illiberalism • Unity makes strength: Patterns of democratic resistance against autocratization | European Journal of Political Research | Cambridge Core • Support for liberal democracy in times of crisis: Evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic | European Journal of Political Research | Cambridge Core • On the determinants of referendum boycotts in Europe: democracy, quorum rules, and party motivations | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core • Blinded by out-group hatred: why does radical party entry fail to boost its voters’ satisfaction with democracy? | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core • Building and legitimizing an illiberal transnational field: illiberal think tanks’ struggle for cultural hegemony in Poland and Hungary | European Political Science | Cambridge Core • What political violence does to citizens • Farewell to the liberal consensus: the intellectualisation of political projects in Poland and Hungary | European Political Science | Cambridge Core • Tackling gender-based violence in European universities — through intersectionality • Pandemic policymaking in European populist and liberal democracies: a comparison between Hungary and Portugal • Misuse, mislabelling, and the broken path of the ‘hard-right’: Challenging nonscientific political discourse | European Political Science | Cambridge Core • Educational institutions in Romania resisted illiberal pressures • From manifestos to Twitter: radical right parties and hate speech in Germany’s militant democratic context • How democratic erosion became administratively normal in Greece • Visual violence in global politics: a figuration approach • Navigating friction: women’s peacebuilding in hybrid regimes