Happy to see our review essay on the political economy of AI published today! Musckaan Chauhan & I argue for greater attention to macro factors, as well as for how AI's distributional impact may differ from other forms of automation link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Very excited that my paper with @SattlersThomas is now published in AJPS. We contribute to a big controversial debate: Does austerity fuel populism? Our answer: Yes, it does especially among the most vulnerable part of the workforce. Enjoy it! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj…

If you're considering a Marie-Sklodowska-Curie postdoctoral fellowship focused on AI and politics and want to join us in Barcelona, let's connect! Send me a message or email 📧. …sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/actions/postdo…

Oggi su Repubblica A&F trovate le riflessioni mie e di Lorenzo Moretti sulla riforma della politica di coesione: rischia di essere inefficace a lungo termine senza una visione strategica per innovazione e competitività nel Mezzogiorno. #PoliticaDiCoesione #Innovazione  #Economia

Do education policies shape political inequality?🤔 In our article Comparative Political Studies with Nadja Wehl, we argue & find that they do! doi.org/10.1177/001041… Here's why: 1) schools are important socialization environments: people spend much time there during impressionable years 1/5

In light of the UK extreme-right (ER) riots & Tommy Robinson's role in them, our conditionally accepted British Jnl Poli Sci paper w/@FlorianFoos shows a causal effect of media exposure to extreme right actors, incl. Robinson, on support for extreme right views: osf.io/preprints/soca… 1/11

❓How widespread is the new wave of environmental protests, and how do the profile and drivers of these events differ from others? 🔥 New paper with Swen Hutter in the JEPP on Environmental Protests in Europe See the 📜👉tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Three key findings 🧵

Very happy to share my (very first!) paper with @mariusbusemeyer and Tobias F. Tober published now at Regulation & Governance: "Digitalization and the green transition: Different challenges, same policy responses?" 🧵Here's a summary thread... 1/8

🚨Publication alert!📊 @JournalESP 1/ @eloisah01, Franziska Deeg, and I studied how the #COVID19 pandemic influenced support for social assistance in Germany. It turns out that solidarity between income classes could play a role in expanding the welfare state in times of crisis!

📚 Our book on the transformation of the Left in emerging knowledge societies is out 📚 OPEN ACCESS tinyurl.com/ahuxx6d6 🧵 on key findings. Today: the voters @IPZ @UZH Cambridge University Press - Politics 1/9

📕 The Transformation of the Left in Emerging Knowledge Societies Thanks to ruth dassonneville Simon Hix and Peter A. Hall for endorsements OPEN ACCESS tinyurl.com/ahuxx6d6 3 🧵 on key findings. Today: Motivations of Vote Choice IPZ - Political Science UZH University of Zurich Cambridge University Press - Politics 1/6

Running a survey? Wondering if you should include a “don’t know” response option in your policy preference questions? In our new PSRM Journal paper, Christopher Wlezien and me examine the consequences of the DK option for (various) estimates of public opinion cambridge.org/core/journals/… 1/n

🇪🇺 LUHNIP's EU Industrial Policy Report is out! 📖 Read the flipbook: bit.ly/4daXgZb 👉🏻 Download the PDF version: bit.ly/47BkK8B

Why is #wealth #inequality in Switzerland 🇨🇭 not only high (level) but keeps rising (trend) 📈? Since Marius Brülhart asked, here's 🧵 of possible explanations based on my recent work:

Is it possible to separate the effects of economic shocks from cultural concerns in voting behavior? 🚨New paper at Comparative Political Studies🚨Italo Piero Stanig🌳 & I address the methodological difficulties in making such distinctions and provides new evidence on the globalization backlash 1/5

Very pleased to share this new paper with @LWestheuser. It is the product of an interdisciplinary collaboration and ongoing conversation I've learned so much from!

New Publication WEP Journal: In this paper, I analyze cohort differences in consideration sets: Do newer generations *consider* voting for more and different parties than earlier generations? Spoiler alert: Yes to both! 👇🧵 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Our paper on the ideological biases of international bureaucrats is now published in the #AJPS. AJPS We use individual-level data to trace the influence of #IMF staff on policy conditionality. @akentikelenis on bsky L Wellner Open access here: doi.org/10.1111/ajps.1…