In the March 2018 issue, Anthony Messina reviewed my book in Perspectives on Politics. As usual, the book is available for purchase at Amazon today!

Recently, the Multi-level Governance Watch website (MLGWatch named my new book the MLGWatch book of the month! The announcement can be found at their website. As usual, the book is available for purchase at Amazon today!

I am thrilled to announce that my book was recently released by University of Michigan Press and is available at Amazon today! The full abstract can also be found at the book page on this site. I will hopefully be writing more about it soon.

At the Washington Post’s Monkey Cage blog, Ryan Bakker, Jon Polk and I wrote a post about how Euroscepticism has made for strange bedfellows in European coalitions. In Greece, for instance, the main theme that unites the leftist Syriza and their coalition partner, the right-wing ANEL, is their opposition to the EU. To broaden this beyond Greece, we use the recently released 2014 CHES data. In doing so, we present expert survey data on salience of anti-corruption politics, which is the first time we’ve included these data alongside the ideological and issue position questions in the CHES. Check it out!

Over at the LSE EUROPP blog, my friends Ryan Bakker, Jon Polk and I wrote a piece on mapping the European party system. It is a short version of our JOP article, “The European Common Space”.

With the launch of my new website (thanks to @tofias over at asocial), I am also dipping a toe into the blogging world. As my main page says, I am mainly interested in European regionalists (think Scottish or Basque nationalists), party politics, and European Union politics. So that’s what I’ll write about here. If you’d rather hear about Kentucky basketball and my eclectic musical taste, follow me on twitter @sethkjolly. At first, the blog will mainly be summaries of my published work and works in progress. We’ll see how it goes from there.