Reminder (deadline September 20, 2023): Call for Proposals for CSES Module 7 content - theme and questions. For more information, please see: cses.org/2023/07/03/cal…

Happy to see this out at Mediterranean Politics such a great team of scholars and friends Levente Littvay Meddeb Youssef #BojanTodosijevic and @CarstenQSchneid. The article is open access 🙂 #populism #Tunisia CSES

🚨🎉I'm thrilled about this new (tiny) book at Cambridge University Press - Politics ! Elections and Satisfaction with Democracy: Citizens, Processes, and Outcomes 🗳️ It's *FREE* if you download it right now/very soon! 👇 cambridge.org/core/elements/… A 🧵on key findings 1/x

Last reminder: Call for Proposals for CSES Module 7 content (theme and questions). The deadline is just over one week from now. Thank you in advance for your ideas! See details at: cses.org/2023/07/03/cal…

📢 Join us November 14th for the first ever #CNES online SEMINAR on implementing mixed mode (voter) surveys! REGISTRATION IS OPEN (free)⬇️ cnes.community/index.php/even…

and Pedro Riera and Amuitz Garmendia look at the influence of contextual factors on the ideology-affect link, based on comparative survey data (CSES). (Pedro Riera , amuitz) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚨Is negative campaigning linked to an increase in affective polarization in the public? You bet! New comparative evidence in article out at Electoral Studies w Danielle Martin Open access article: tinyurl.com/4cyuften Negative campaigning data: osf.io/mekwg/

🚀 Determining decidability Using MARPOR project & CSES data 👨‍💻, Jacob Gunderson demonstrates that #Voters perceive greater differences between parties when they propose agendas that diverge ↔️ with respect to issue #Salience 👉 bit.ly/3mWK8mD #PartySystems

CSES Announcement: Second Call for Ideas for Module 7 Content (theme and questions). Proposals are due on or before April 5, 2024. For more information, please see: cses.org/2024/02/26/cse…

CSES Announcement: A significantly updated Integrated Module Dataset (IMD) is now available for download. For more information, please see: cses.org/2024/02/27/imd…

🎉We won the Harrison Prize for the best article published in 2023 in Political Studies ! "Winning, Losing, and the Quality of Democracy" Using CSES & Varieties of Democracy Institute data With amazing co-authors Richard + ruth dassonneville Political Studies Association 👇

The Harrison Prize-winning paper (best 2023 article in Political Studies) uses CSES data: "A crucial advantage of this dataset...[is that it offers] more variance on this question in terms of contexts and, most importantly, in terms of quality of democracy." Abstract below⬇️

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2024 GESIS Klingemann Prize for the Best CSES Scholarship, with a submission deadline of Friday, April 26, 2024: cses.org/2024/03/25/202…

Read about how we collaborate with CSES ⬇️: cnes.community/index.php/abou…

Are you attending #APSA2024? Join us at a CSES Reception at 7:30 p.m. tonight (Thursday, September 5th) in the PCC, Room 107A. Enjoy finger foods and beverages as we update you about the project and announce the winner of the GESIS Klingemann Prize! cses.org/2024/09/03/aps…

Thanks to the #EPOP2024 organisers and an inspiring Manchester environment, the Sociale Wetenschappen - Social Sciences KU Leuven CSES-Belgium team had a great time presenting our first analyses of the 2024 elections in Belgium

The winner of the 2024 GESIS Klingemann Prize is “Patterns of Affective Polarization toward Parties and Leaders across the Democratic World” by Reiljan, Garzia, Ferreira Da Silva (Frederico Ferreira da Silva), and Trechsel (Alexander H.Trechsel) in American Political Science Review. Congratulations! cses.org/2024/09/16/202…

🔔New paper on party surrogation! What does it mean to feel represented by a party you didn’t vote for? In Party Politics with Liron Lavi we explore the concept of Party Surrogation through a cross-country and individual-level analysis using CSES. doi.org/10.1177/135406…

CSES Announcement - The First Advance Release of CSES Module 6, containing seven election studies, is now available. The dataset and documentation may be downloaded from the CSES website for free. For more information please visit: cses.org/2024/12/17/mod…

Want to work for CSES, or know someone who does? GESIS (GESIS @gesisorg.bsky.social) is hiring a full-time Senior Researcher, based in Germany, in the area of International Electoral Research. The application deadline is August 15, 2025. For more information, see: gesis.org/en/institute/c…