publications

updated list of publications: Google Scholar

journal articles

1. Orhan, YE. 2022. "The Relationship between Affective Polarization and Democratic Backsliding: Comparative Evidence,"

Democratization 29(4): 714-735 (pdf) (data)

2. Orhan, YE, H Pirim, and Y Akbulut. 2023. "Building Political Hashtag Communities: A Multiplex Network Analysis of U.S. Senators on Twitter during the 2022 Midterm Elections," Computation 11(12):238 (pdf) (data)

3. Orhan, YE. 2024. "Social Psychological Dynamics of the Intractable Kurdish Conflict in Turkey," Ethnopolitics 23(2): 103-26. (pdf) (data)

under review

1. "Do Sanctioning and Monitoring Reduce Political Candidates' Online Toxicity?" (w/ V Mechkova, D Pemstein, B Seim, and S Wilson)

2. "Partisan Animosity and Support for Undemocratic Behavior: The Case of Russia" (w/ OJ Reuter, B Rosenfeld, and D Szakonyi)

3. "Affectively Polarized People "may" Tolerate Undemocratic Behavior"

4. "Who Supports What? Exploring New Research Avenues on Affective Polarization and Democratic Backsliding"

works in progress

1. "Gender Gap in Affective Polarization: Comparative Evidence"

2. "The Differential Effects of Social Capital on Affective Polarization"

3. "Ethical Positioning and its Role in Attitudes toward Refugees" (w/ M. Asil)

4. "The Differential Effects of Political Threats on Judicial Independence in Autocracies" (w/ M Cho)

5. "Challenging Undemocratic Actions Through Framing: An Experimental Inquiry in Turkey" (w/ SE Aytac)

6. "Global Trends and Expert Perceptions" (w/ J Gerring, CH Knutsen, KL Marquardt, D Pemstein, and B Seim)

7. "Partisanship, Affective Polarization, and Anti-Globalization Bias" (w/ A Katitas)

8. "Does Elite Toxic Speech Increase Affective Polarization?" (w/ V Mechkova, D Pemstein, B Seim, and S Wilson)

9. "Toxic Language and Electoral Success" (w/ V Mechkova, D Pemstein, B Seim, and S Wilson)

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