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📢Publication Alert! In a new piece, Jean-Benoit Pilet, Davide Vittori, and I explore the causes of technocratic minister appointments in Europe. Political Studies (1/5)

Check out my new article with Werner Krause EJPR journal ! We explore the impact of displaying margins of error in opinion polls on citizens' voting intentions. 📊👀🗳️ Thread 👇

University Assistant Predoctoral Position #ECPRMemberJobs ⚖️ Comparative Political Behaviour and/or Political Institutions 🌍 Engage in international cutting-edge research and teaching 🇦🇹 University of Vienna ⌛ Tuesday 6 February ow.ly/M3yo50QwHn7

I’m thrilled to see this paper (with @ThomasMMeyer & Markus Wagner) finally published online Journal of Politics @[email protected]! We show that social group appeals serve as simple cues for voters, shaping their opinions on policies based on appeal valence and group affect. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72…

Completely spoiled by great party politics research and discussions in this Aarhus-Gothenburg exchange! ☄️ Zeljko Poljak Sofia Marini Daniel Møller Eriksen Jacob Gunderson Ann-Kristin Kölln Helene Helboe @EHoxha3 & colleagues..

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You miss a website/app for EPSA ? Based on data scraped by @Ben_Guinaudeau, I published the program to Notion here: tinyurl.com/epsa2024-notion It's very quick and dirty, let me know if you want me to add a specific view, let me know. If you use Notion, copy it as a template!

The @Dept_Government of Universität Wien is having a blast at EPSA ! #EPSA2024

I am thrilled to see my first publication out in the European Journal of Political Research “Why do people like technocrats?” with amazing co-authors Matthias Kaltenegger Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik! 🔓 Open access: doi.org/10.1111/1475-6… EJPR journal

🎯 Publication alert! 🎯 Excited to share that my first single-authored dissertation paper is now published at The International Journal of Press/Politics #IJPP 🔓Check out the open access (thanks Universität Wien) paper here: doi.org/10.1177/194016…

🥁Publication Alert! I’m thrilled to share a new article with the x-less Daniela Braun, Ann-Kathrin Reinl and Eftichia Teperoglou available open-access on WEP Journal ‘Another sleeping giant? Environmental issue preferences in the 2019 European Parliament election’ 🧵 1/n

Thank you so much Sarah! I was honored to have you as examiner. Thanks for the constructive discussion ☺️

Thrilled to host "Youth Politics Workshop" Aarhus Universitet as part of DK Frie Forsk.fond YOUTHPOL project w/ Sofia Marini Zeljko Poljak. Amazing participants Duncan McDonnell Sofia Ammassari Jana Birke Belschner Hugo Ferrinho Lopes @kira_renee_kurz Stefanie Bailer, Niklas Bolin Sundstrøm & Classen.

(Belated) professional news: 📣 Excited to share that I have joined the YOUTHPOL project Aarhus University as a postdoc! Looking forward to researching party youth wings with Henrik Bech Seeberg and Zeljko Poljak. Stay tuned!

Do changes in a party's leadership personnel matter for party policy? In this new article (🚨) in Party Politics, Wolfgang C. Müller and I show that new people in the main party executive introduce change in issue emphasis.🧵 🔓Open access: doi.org/10.1177/135406…

How do parties compete? In Chapter 12, Sofia Marini and Markus Wagner examine this question and ask how populist parties affect party competition. They detail how mainstream parties respond and adapt to the populist challenge.

So happy that this piece, co-authored with Guido Panzano, is out on RISP Ita PolSc Rev! We use multiple indicators to: -assess Italy's democratic quality over time -compare it to other liberal democracies -explore their connection with party personalization and institutionalization