(2015):
Parties and their positions on entrepreneurship over time: Does the historical legacy of a political system matter or is economic problem pressure the decisive factor?.
[SASE 27th Annual Conference, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, 14. Juli 2015]
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Forecasting coalition formation in Germany.
[Joint MZES-SFB Workshop ‘Political Forecasting’, MZES, Mannheim, 18. Dezember 2015]
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(2015):
Immigrant optimism and female advantage in education: A double disadvantage for native boys in Germany?.
[CILS4EU 2015 Stockholm Conference, Stockholm, 17. bis 18. Dezember 2015]
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(2015):
Legislative Review by Individual MPs.
[5th Annual General Conference of the European Political Science Association, Vienna, 25. bis 27. Juni 2015]
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(2015):
Pension Reforms in an Ageing Europe: Towards Economic, Social and Political Sustainability?.
[Herausforderungen des demografischen Wandels, DAAD-Stipendiatentreffen, Universität Mannheim, 08. bis 10. Mai 2015]
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(2015):
Pension reforms in Europe at a crossroads: The multipillar strategy facing the crisis.
[Gold Age Forum 2015, Seoul, 17. September 2015]
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The reversal of early exit from work in ageing societies: Going beyond static regimes with temporal fuzzy set analysis.
[Annual ESPAnet Conference, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, 03. bis 05. September 2015]
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(2015):
Revisiting Pension Privatization in Europe.
[Pension Forum 2015, School of Public Policy & Governance, University of Toronto, 28. Januar 2015]
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(2015):
Ability Tracking and Educational Inequality: Two Approaches, a Comprehensive Model and Empirical Evidence from the BiKS. A Comparison between Bavaria and Hesse in Germany.
[Conference on "(Persistent) Inequalities Reconsidered: Education and Social Mobility", Ascona, 26. bis 31. Juli 2015]
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(2015):
Institutional sorting and educational poverty: Is ability tracking really (nothing but) responsible for stronger social (and ethnic) educational inequalities? A comparison between Bavaria and Hesse in Germany.
[Conference "Rational Choice Sociology: Theory and Empirical Applications", International University, San Servolo (Venice), 16. bis 18. November 2015]
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