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Kai Jäger
2021
When Do Party Supporters Abandon the Party Leader? The Intra-Party Conflict of the Alternative for Germany
S. 478–488
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Kai Jäger
2020
When Do Campaign Effects Persist for Years? Evidence from a Natural Experiment
S. 836-851
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Kai Jäger, Seungjun Kim
2019
Examining Political Connections to Study Institutional Change: Evidence from Two Unexpected Election Outcomes in South Korea
S. 1152-1179
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Johannes Bubeck, Nikolay Marinov
2019
Rules and Allies: Foreign Election Interventions
Cambridge
Cambridge University Press
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Kai Jäger
2019
When Do Campaign Effects Persist for Years? Evidence from a Natural Experiment
Washington, DC
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Kai Jäger
2019
Von Jamaika zur Groko: Die Ergebnisse der Befragung unter Funktionären und Anhängern zu den Koalitionsverhandlungen nach der Bundestagswahl 2017
S. 55
Mannheim
MZES
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Kai Jäger
2018
Process or Candidate: U.S. Pressure for Democracy Promotion Abroad
Vienna
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Kai Jäger, Daniel Weitzel
2017
The SPD referendum a century after Michels' Iron Law of Oligarchy
Milan
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Kai Jäger
2017
Economic freedom in the early 21st century: government ideology still matters
S. 256-277
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Kai Jäger
2017
Using Facebook to Study Parties
San Francisco, CA
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Allison Carnegie, Nikolay Marinov
2017
Foreign Aid, Human Rights and Democracy Promotion: Evidence from a Natural Experiment
S. 671–683
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Johannes Bubeck, Nikolay Marinov
2017
Process or Candidate? The International Community and the Demand for Electoral Integrity
S. 535-554
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Kai Jäger
2017
The potential of online sampling for studying political activists around the world and across time
S. 329-343
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Kai Jäger
2016
The Role of Regime Type in the Political Economy of Foreign Reserve Accumulation
S. 79–96
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Nikolay Marinov
2014
Does Social Media Promote Civic Optimism?
Peace Research Institute Oslo
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Nikolay Marinov
2014
Sanctions and Democracy
Washington, DC
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Kai Jäger
2012
Why did Thailand's middle class turn against a democratically elected government? The information-gap hypothesis
S. 1138-1165
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