Many takes that the “pro-European center” holds. That misses the decisive point that many parties of this pro-European center already very actively collaborate with the far right nationally and regionally. No reason to believe they won‘t do it at the European level too.

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A highly relevant thread by @DanJDevine

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Take a look at this blog post about my recent work with Stefani Scherer about populism and subjective perceptions in Italy Sociology at Oxford

We need to create an academia where early career researchers feel they can speak up about their work environment, injustices, and discrimination. They should not fear that speaking up will hurt their career. We need to show that they have the support of the community

"Polarization, Political Cleavages, and Elites in Old and New Democracies" – Does the Lipset-Rokkan approach travel? Yes, and it helps us understand differences in substantive representation, I argue in a new chapter #OpenAccess University of Michigan Press, edited by Jaemin Shim [1/6]

Fantastic start to #EPOP2024, first panel on ECR day on "trust, turnout and democratic dilemmas" with papers by Helen Bramah Edmund Kelly and Giacomo Melli 👏

Happy to be in Manchester to present my paper on intergenerational mobility and turnout at the EPOP Conference 2024. Yesterday I attended the Early Career Research event and now the main sessions. Looking forward to great discussions and exploring Manchester! #EPOP2024 EPOP

For 5 years, as a group of researchers we have analyzed the factors that can explain the current state of social democratic parties in Europe. Silja Häusermann and Herbert Kitschelt have edited this fantastic volume that has now been published and is available open access 1/

📚 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

Doing good science is 90% finding a science buddy to constantly talk to about the project.

🚨New Pre-Print🚨 Counter-Misinformation Dynamics: The Case of Wikipedia Editing Communities during the 2024 US Presidential Elections. Available: papers.ssrn.com/abstract_id=49… #Wikimedia #2024USElection #misinformation

As I am starting an MA seminar on Nancy Fraser’s Cannibal Capitalism tomorrow, I thought I would do another chapter by chapter summary of the book. First up, the preface 🧵

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…

The 5th edition of TN-Square has come to an end! Thank you to all the speakers and participants for sparking such thoughtful conversations over the past few days ✨ #TNSquare2024