Associate Professor - University of Western Ontario
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Mathieu Turgeon is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Western Ontario. His research interests center on political behaviour, including voting and elections, public opinion, political psychology, political participation, and on statistical, experimental and survey methodology. His work is comparative and extends to Brazil, Canada, France, Japan, and the U.S.
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Publications récentes
Turgeon, Mathieu, and André Blais (2023). “I am obliged to vote? A regression discontinuity analysis of compulsory voting with ill-informed voters.” Political Science Research and Methods 11(1): 207-213.
Anderson, Cameron, and Mathieu Turgeon (Eds.). 2022. Comparative Public Opinion. Routledge.
Turgeon, Mathieu, and Philip Habel (2022). “Prejudice, political ideology, and interest: understanding attitudes toward affirmative action in Brazil.” Political Psychology 43(3): 489-510.
Gramacho, Wladimir, and Mathieu Turgeon (2021). “When politics collides with public health: COVID-19 vaccine country of origin and vaccination acceptance in Brazil.” Vaccine 39(19): 2608- 2612.
Lloyd, Ryan, and Mathieu Turgeon (2021). “Polling in new democracies and electoral malpractice: the case of Brazil.” International Journal of Public Opinion Research 33(4): 1039-1049.
Freire, Alessandro, and Mathieu Turgeon (2020). “Random votes under compulsory voting: evidence from Brazil.” Electoral Studies 66: 102168.
Domaines de recherche
Comportement politique
Opinion publique
Politique comparée
Méthodologie de recherche