Elite And Public Support For Military Interventions

This project examines elite and public support for military interventions in Europe in the context of the Russian threat. It focuses on how key actors—such as political elites, military leaders, and NGOs—influence each other on attitudes toward the use of force, using a series of survey experiments. By comparing the effects of different cues, the project aims to better understand the conditions under which support for military action increases or decreases among both elites and the broader public.