DCPO Publications

Publications

  • Ma, Haofeng, Jeongho Choi, Yuehong Cassandra Tai, Yue Hu, and Frederick Solt. 2026. “Macrodiscontent Across Countries.” European Political Science Review, 1-17.

  • Tai, Yuehong Cassandra, and Frederick Solt. 2026. “Trust in Civil Servants: A Cross-National Dataset for Public Policy Research, 1986–2022.” Political Studies.

  • Tai, Yuehong Cassandra. 2025. “Introducing the Trust in Government (TrustGov) Dataset: A New Resource for Cross-National Time-Series Trust Research.” Research & Politics 13(1).

  • Hu, Yue, Yuehong Cassandra Tai, Hyein Ko, Byung-Deuk Woo, and Frederick Solt. 2025. “An Incomplete Recipe: One-Dimensional Latent Variables Do Not Capture the Full Flavor of Democratic Support.” Research & Politics 12(2).

  • Hu, Yue and Frederick Solt. 2025. “Macrointerest Across Countries.” British Journal of Political Science 55, e71.

  • Woo, Byung-Deuk, Hyein Ko, Yuehong Cassandra Tai, Yue Hu, and Frederick Solt. 2024 “Public Support for Gay Rights Across Countries and Over Time.” Social Science Quarterly 106, e13478.

  • Hu, Yue, Yuehong Cassandra Tai, and Frederick Solt. 2024. “Revisiting the Evidence on Thermostatic Response to Democratic Change: Degrees of Democratic Support or Researcher Degrees of Freedom?” Political Science Research and Methods 13(1), 237-243.

  • Tai, Yuehong ‘Cassandra’, Yue Hu, and Frederick Solt. 2024. “Democracy, Public Support, and Measurement Uncertainty.” American Political Science Review 118(1), 512-518.

  • Woo, Byung-Deuk, Lindsey A. Goldberg, and Frederick Solt. 2023. “Public Gender Egalitarianism: A Dataset of Dynamic Comparative Public Opinion Toward Egalitarian Gender Roles in the Public Sphere.” British Journal of Political Science 53(2), 766-775.

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    Working Papers

  • Hu, Yue, Yuehong Cassandra Tai, and Frederick Solt. 2022. “On Data ‘Janitor Work’ in Political Science: The Case of Thermostatic Support for Democracy.” SocArXiv.

  • Solt, Frederick. 2020. “Modeling Dynamic Comparative Public Opinion.” SocArXiv.

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