Jarek Kantorowicz

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Enhancing public support for international sanctions: An information provision experiment - https://cup.org/4rg6qel

- Jaroslaw Kantorowicz & @elenakanrez.bsky.social

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IN NEW ISSUE: Are more women elected in proportional elections than in majoritarian ones? @gulczynski.bsky.social, @monikaturyna.bsky.social & @jkantorowicz.bsky.social examine local Polish elections and find little evidence of that. Read OPEN ACCESS: buff.ly/UH5PdOR

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IN NEW ISSUE: Are more women elected in proportional elections than in majoritarian ones? @gulczynski.bsky.social, @monikaturyna.bsky.social & @jkantorowicz.bsky.social examine local Polish elections and find little evidence of that. Read OPEN ACCESS: buff.ly/UH5PdOR

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Judicial transformation: The case of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal - https://cup.org/4i3moW2

- Lucia Dalla Pellegrina, Jarosław Kantorowicz, Nuno Garoupa & Jacek Lewkowicz

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🚨 New publication!
Our first working paper, Conceptual Framework is out.
It maps how networks — social, political, economic — shape the rule of law and, in turn, influence socio-economic outcomes.
It’s the lens we’ll use to guide the empirical research that follows.
📄 www.net-rol.eu/publications...

🎥 New NET-ROL Voices episode

Assistant Professor Nadia von Jacobi introduces one of our key research questions: How do networks shape the rule of law?

Different networks may erode or strengthen the rule of law – and this distinction is central to our Conceptual Framework

👉 Watch the video:

📄 New NET-ROL publication: Deliverable 2.2 – Rule of Law and Networks: Guidelines on Measurement and Statistical Analysis. The document sets out indicators and methodological standards for studying law-making, judiciary, public spending, and citizens. www.net-rol.eu/publications...

Are more women elected in proportional elections than in majoritarian ones? @gulczynski.bsky.social, @monikaturyna.bsky.social & @jkantorowicz.bsky.social examine local Polish elections and find little evidence of that. Read OPEN ACCESS: buff.ly/UH5PdOR

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Research article "A Feminine or Masculine Crisis? Gender Stereotypes and Leadership During a Pandemic" by Elena Kantorowicz-Reznichenko, Justyna Dabrowska & Jaroslaw Kantorowicz. Abstract begins: The COVID-19 pandemic posed new challenges for leaders, requiring behavior change and public self-compliance. Stereotypically feminine qualities, such as compassion and a good approach to people, may have helped achieve these goals, rendering the pandemic a “feminine crisis.” The special nature of this crisis, along with media attention on female-led countries successfully managing the pandemic, raises the question of whether female leaders would be perceived as more competent in handling such a crisis. In an experimental study conducted on a representative sample in Poland, we assessed whether female prime minister candidates or candidates with feminine traits had an advantage when their competence in managing a large-scale pandemic was evaluated.

📢New issue of #PAG21 is out!📢

In "A Feminine or Masculine Crisis?" @elenakanrez.bsky.social , Justyn Dabrowska, @jkantorowicz.bsky.social utilize an experiment in 🇵🇱 to understand the role of gender in evaluating competence of leaders in a global pandemic.

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🔍 How do networks shape the rule of law?
In Trento, we debated, disagreed, and discovered. The NET-ROL team left with sharper questions, shared frameworks, and new energy.
First insights coming soon!
📸 Glimpses below.
#NETROL #RuleOfLaw #HorizonEurope

A Dyadic Method to Investigate Voting Behavior in the Council of the European Union Abstracts. Using a dyadic approach to explore voting behavior of European Union (EU) member states in the Council of the EU, we investigate the similarity

Using a dyadic approach, @arash-p.bsky.social, Madeleine O Hosli & @jkantorowicz.bsky.social investigate EU member states’ voting behavior in the Council of the EU along 3 policy dimensions: left-right, authoritarian-libertarian, and pro-/anti EU.
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Are more women elected in proportional elections than in majoritarian ones? @gulczynski.bsky.social, @monikaturyna.bsky.social & @jkantorowicz.bsky.social examine local Polish elections and find little evidence of that. Read OPEN ACCESS: buff.ly/UH5PdOR

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Members of the Republican Party continuously propose legislation that would facilitate a "cult of personality" around Trump - a hallmark of authoritarian regimes.

Here is a partial list to help as we keep track of the myriad of ways democracy can erode.

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A new interesting article by @jkantorowicz.bsky.social , @elenakanrez.bsky.social and Yifat Nahmias is now available on our FirstView page. It is entitled "The price of creativity: a conjoint experiment in copyrights". Enjoy it here: tinyurl.com/bdhzhyy8

Research article "A Feminine or Masculine Crisis? Gender Stereotypes and Leadership During a Pandemic" by Elena Kantorowicz-Reznichenko, Justyna Dabrowska & Jaroslaw Kantorowicz. Abstract begins: The COVID-19 pandemic posed new challenges for leaders, requiring behavior change and public self-compliance. Stereotypically feminine qualities, such as compassion and a good approach to people, may have helped achieve these goals, rendering the pandemic a “feminine crisis.” The special nature of this crisis, along with media attention on female-led countries successfully managing the pandemic, raises the question of whether female leaders would be perceived as more competent in handling such a crisis. In an experimental study conducted on a representative sample in Poland, we assessed whether female prime minister candidates or candidates with feminine traits had an advantage when their competence in managing a large-scale pandemic was evaluated.

📣 Out on #FirstView 📣

In "A Feminine or Masculine Crisis?" @elenakanrez.bsky.social , Justyn Dabrowska, @jkantorowicz.bsky.social utilize an experiment in 🇵🇱 to understand the role of gender in evaluating competence of leaders in a global pandemic.

polisky gendersky

https://buff.ly/4h2g27H

Are more women elected in proportional elections than in majoritarian ones? @gulczynski.bsky.social, @monikaturyna.bsky.social & @jkantorowicz.bsky.social examine local Polish elections and find little evidence of that. Read more: https://buff.ly/4gh5cJU (OPEN ACCESS)

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Post-doctoral researcher in empirical approaches to rule of law Post-doctoral researcher in empirical approaches to rule of law (1.0 FTE; 36 months)The Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA), Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs, Leiden University is ...

Do you like surveys? Do you like the rule of law? Are you looking for a job? There's a post-doc going at Leiden on empirical approaches to the rule of law www.universiteitleiden.nl/vacatures/20...

Post-doctoral researcher in empirical approaches to rule of law Post-doctoral researcher in empirical approaches to rule of law (1.0 FTE; 36 months)The Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA), Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs, Leiden University is ...

Link to the job ad: www.universiteitleiden.nl/vacatures/20...

🎓 We are looking for a dedicated Post-doctoral Researcher in Empirical Approaches to Rule of Law to join our interdisciplinary Horizon Europe NET-ROL project. This full-time, 36-month position is based in the heart of The Hague!

To learn more about this call, see👇

Our new study on public perception of terrorism has just dropped in Journal of Peace Research!

What attributes of terrorist attacks are the most salient to the public in 🇳🇱 & 🇬🇧? To find out, check our article ⬇️

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