The Comparative Agendas Project collects and organizes data from archived sources to track policy outcomes across countries.   Read more
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    Response to Crisis

    The U.S. Congress held more hearings and the President issued more executive orders during the energy crisis of the 1970s.
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    New U.S. Media Data

    Amber Boydstun’s New York Times Front Page data offers a different view of the amount of attention the media paid to issues over time.
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    Changing Agendas on Civil Rights

    The U.S. led Denmark in legislative activity on civil rights, until something changed in the 1970s.
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    The Environmental Race

    While the US has long led Denmark in proportion of bills introduced in the legislature related to the environment, the US has fallen behind in the past two decades.
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    Biden's SOTU vs Previous Presidents

    SOTU Policy Attention Varies by President
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News

Award for CAP research published by Alice Cavalieri
06 Oct 2024
Alice Cavalieri has been recently awarded the prestigious “Pietro Grilli di Cortona” prize! This honor is given every two years to the best book published by a member of the Italian Political Science Association who completed their PhD within the last 12 years. Alice's book, ...
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New article in Social Science Computer Review on the CAP Babel Machine
12 Jun 2024
A new article has been published in Social Science Computer Review on the CAP Babel Machine. The authors (Miklós Sebők, Ákos Máté, Orsolya Ring, Viktor Kovács, Richárd Lehoczki) present a no-code, low-cost solution to the Comparative Agendas policy topic classification ...
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Award for CAP Research
01 Dec 2023
Peter Mortensen, Matt Loftis, and Henrik Bech Seeberg received an award “The Local Government Award” from the Danish Political Science Association for their book on Local Danish Government Agendas.    More about the ...
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