Axis 1 – Learning democratic citizenship in an unequal world

Theme 1.1 – Learning across the life cycle

• Canadian Youth Study – Dietlind Stolle, Sara Vissers
• The impact of family structure on voter turnout studied with census data in Scandinavia – Elisabeth Gidengil
• The influence of social context on the willingness of young citizens to show up at the polls – André Blais, Dietlind Stolle
• Pregnancy as Political (De)Mobilization – Dietlind Stolle 
• Policy feedback: The role played by public programs in promoting or discouraging participation in political life – Elisabeth Gidengil
• Health and political behaviour: the impact of health on mobilization and participation in the public life – Elisabeth Gidengil, Dietlind Stolle
• Physiologie du cerveau et prise de décision politique – Elisabeth Gidengil

Theme 1.2: Challenges for Learning Citizenship

• Online Citizenship Canada – Frédéric Bastien, Thierry Giasson, Tamara A. Small
• Le développement de la littératie médiatique – Colette Brin, Thierry Giasson
• A Paper Ceiling? Explaining Sex-Ratio and Minorities Inequality in Media Coverage – Eran Shor 
• Political support in Quebec: studying institutions, social groups, and identities in Québec – Mebs Kanji 
• Political support in Canada – Mebs Kanji 
• Civic Literacy for Electoral Reform – André Blais
• Gender and political cognition: How gendered frames influence women’s psychological engagement with politics – Allison Harell
• Election technology and disability – Jeremy Clark
• Aboriginals and inequalities – Claire Durand
• Women’s Political Participation Study – Elisabeth Gidengil

Theme 1.3: Adaptation and Integration of New Citizens

• Decisions to naturalize among immigrants: the importance of family-level processes (US, Canada, France) – Thomas Soehl
• Intégration des immigrants et minorités ethnoculturelles et religieuses – Antoine Bilodeau
• Financial, social and political mobilization in radicalization of religious groups in a cross-cultural perspective (Canada, Germany, Kenya, Cyprus, Israel) – Dietlind Stolle
• La radicalisation menant à la violence au Québec: mieux comprendre pour mieux prévenir – Frédérick Bastien, Allison Harell, Dietlind Stolle
• Pre-migration experiences and civic engagement in the host society – Thomas Soehl, Dietlind Stolle
• Extreme political views of diversity in East Germany – Dietlind Stolle
• De nouveaux citoyens à part entière: Portrait et dynamiques de l’intégration des néo-Québécois à la communauté politique québécoise – Antoine Bilodeau

Theme 1.4 : Learning Social Solidarity

• Macro-level determinants of anti-immigration attitudes: the impact of geopolitical histories of countries – Thomas Soehl
• Youth Socialization and Diversity: Young people’s reactions to changing ethnic, racial and religious diversity – Allison Harell
• The political psychology of social solidarity: the role of intergroup attitudes in the formation of preferences about the state, public policies and the political community – Allison Harell
• Attitudes envers les immigrants et minorités ethnoculturelles et religieuses – Antoine Bilodeau
• L’immigration et la cohésion sociale: la contribution de la psychologie sociale et de la science politique – Roxane de la Sablonnière, Dietlind Stolle
• Mapping Anti-Roma Prejudice in the EU 28: the impact of media tone and framing on attitudes towards Roma – Laurie Beaudonnet, Allison Harell
• The influence of media framing on the attitudes towards refugees in Germany – Dietlind Stolle
• The consequences of religious diversity across 11 countries – Dietlind Stolle 

Axis 2 – Practicing Citizenship in a Skeptical World

Theme 2.1: Making Choice in Public Life

• Voting, civic duties, and social pressures – André Blais
• Le rôle des normes sociales injonctives dans la participation électorale: le cas des présidentielles américaines de 2016 – Roxane de la Sablonnière 
• Canadian Election Study (CES) – Patrick Fournier, Éric Bélanger, Allison Harell, Peter Loewen, Stuart Soroka, Dietlind Stolle
• Issue ownership, parties’ strategies, and citizens’ electoral behaviour: Comparing British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Québec – Richard Nadeau, Éric Bélanger
• The power of polls? A cross-national experimental analysis of the effects of campaign polls on the vote decision process and choice – Patrick Fournier
• La fiabilité des sondages pré-électoraux: la réduction du coût de la participation électorale selon les préférences politiques – Arnaud Dellis
• The role of citizens in democratic accountability – Elisabeth Gidengil, André Blais, Marc André Bodet, Patrick Fournier, Dietlind Stolle
• The Quebec election Study – Mebs Kanji
• Étude de l’impact de l’économie sur le comportement des électeurs et le résultat des élections – Richard Nadeau, Éric Bélanger, Martial Foucault, François Gélineau
• The impact of local campaigning on turnout and effective number of parties – Marc André Bodet, François Gélineau

Theme 2.2: Perceiving the Public World

• The influence of political rhetoric: the British referendum on EU membership – Éric Bélanger, Richard Nadeau
• The neurological bases of reflective choices – Dietlind Stolle, Lesley Fellows, Elisabeth Gidengil
• En quête de validité : Les mesures de saillance personnelle sous la loupe des instruments physiologiques – Pénélope Daignault
• Political support in Quebec: studying institutions, social groups, and identities in Québec – Mebs Kanji
• Political support in Canada – Mebs Kanji

Theme 2.3: A Changing Media Landscape

• A Paper Ceiling? Explaining Sex-Ratio and Minorities Inequality in Media Coverage – Eran Shor
• Online Citizenship Canada – Frédéric Bastien, Thierry Giasson, Tamara A. Small

Theme 2.4: Varieties and Transformation in Citizen Engagement

• Online Citizenship Canada – Frédéric Bastien, Thierry Giasson, Tamara A. Small
• Canadian Youth Study – Dietlind Stolle, Sara Vissers
• Understanding student participation in protest activities – Dietlind Stolle, Allison Harell
• Consumer Power as Global Responsibility Taking – Dietlind Stolle, Michele Micheletti

Axis 3 – Representing and Governing Citizens in Critical Times

Theme 3.1: Linking Citizens and Democratic Institutions in a Reform Era

• Comparer les propriétés des systèmes électoraux: les incitants différentiels à se porter candidat – Arnaud Dellis
• E-ballots and participatory budgeting process – Jeremy Clark

Theme 3.2: Debating Citizens’ Choices: Parties and Parliaments

• Analyzing Parliamentary Voting in Canada since 1867 – Jean-François Godbout
• The modernization of Quebec electoral politics: the mobilization of parties’ support and identity discourse – Marc André Bodet
• Issue ownership, parties’ strategies, and citizens’ electoral behaviour: Comparing British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Québec – Richard Nadeau, Éric Bélanger
• Origins and consequences of MP’s declining role in the legislative process in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and UK – Jean-François Godbout

Theme 3.3: Responding to Citizens: Responsiveness, Representation and Accountability

• The Fulfillment of Government Pledges in Canada and in Comparative Perspective – François Pétry
• The role of citizens in democratic accountability – Elisabeth Gidengil, André Blais, Marc André Bodet, Patrick Fournier, Dietlind Stolle
• Political Dynasties: family dynamics among elected politicians – Marc André Bodet