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Some more media coverage for our EU&I app (euandi.eu). Always nice to be published in new languages that I don't speak a word of. Obrigado, Expresso! #EUandI #EPelections 👉expresso.pt/opiniao/2024-0…

Whether you are already sure who to vote for in the European Parliament election or still deciding if you want to vote at all, have a look at what we have created in co-operation with more than 150 researchers across the EU. There indeed a lot of treasures in there! #EUandI

A week ago, we kicked off a two-day workshop on affective (de)polarization, bringing researchers from both sides of the Atlantic together The Robert Schuman Centre. It was a great honour to introduce the keynote of Prof. Shanto Iyengar - the founding father of affective polarization research.

The EU&I app saw remarkable engagement from citizens across 🇪🇺 Europe, seeking alignment with political parties ahead of the 🗳️ #EUelections. How does this 15-year-long initiative serve both citizens and political science research? Read here to learn more 👇

Be skeptical of alarmist polls on support for political violence. There are good methodological reasons to question (many) results. Accounting for major sources of error, we find that most survey estimates of support are indistinguishable from 0. See our working paper. with

Congratulations! 🎊 In only 30 days EU&I welcomed about 2 million users and 850,000 of them competed the questionnaire!👏 Today we celebrate the dedication and hard work of everyone involved! 🙌 Thank you 🫂

We wrapped up our great session at #ecprgc24 with some drinks! 🍸 🍷 🍹 Massive thanks to European Consortium for Political Research for organising and to University College Dublin 🇮🇪 for hosting! See you next year in Thessaloniki 🇬🇷!

Affective polarization is a prominent topic in the US media, but it deserves public attention also in many other countries. Happy to see my work and comments featured alongside Alessandro Nai and several others in this summary piece in Knowable Magazine.

A nice review of the quickly-expanding comparative research on affective polarization -- including comments from Jim Adams on our work (with Will Horne) on how types of ideological disputes and economic circumstances relate to partisan dislike. knowablemagazine.org/content/articl…

Of all the datasets in the world, none have I worked with more than the CSES. Very thrilled to receive the Best CSES Scholarship 2024 prize for this old-school comparative politics paper with Diego Garzia, Frederico Ferreira da Silva, and Alexander H.Trechsel. Thank you for the honour, CSES!

My interview with The Robert Schuman Centre on affective polarization, covering the basic stuff and some worrisome thoughts about the upcoming US election.

Using some visual aid from South Park to explain what is affective polarization to a room full of scholars and students in Murcia. It was great fun, thank you for the invitation, José Miguel Rojo Martínez!

Always happy to visit CEU Democracy Institute!

EU&I2024 ending on a high note with a geographically and topically very diverse workshop. We had an especially strong attendance from Central Eastern and Southern Europe. Stay tuned for the dataset(s) release in early 2025 (and as you can see from the slide, our data is good)!

Very proud that polarization beats demure as the word of the year!

📢Election day in Poland! In case you are wondering which presidential candidate is closest/furthest to your views, have a look at the voting advice application we developed at the European Governance & Politics Programme in co-operation with the Stan Foundation: wyborczykompas.pl

It is OUT the last (printed) version of Handbook of Affective Polarization doi.org/10.4337/978103… It is open Access!!! RECSM-UPF RLOP Ciencia Política USAL ℹ