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Lindemann, Korinna O., and António Valentim (2024): The paradox of progressive politics: Immigrant support for green parties. [Pre-EPSA Workshop, Münster, July 03rd, 2024] more
Morgenstern, Sandra (2024): Experimental evidence on the international human trafficking vulnerability of wo(men) in Tanzania. [DeZIM-Tagung, Mannheim, October 09th to October 11th, 2024] more
Morgenstern, Sandra (2024): Social inequality and super-diversity: The impact of minority-contact on political preferences. A field experiment with text-as-data insights. [DeZIM Tagung, Mannheim, October 09th to October 11th, 2024] more
Morgenstern, Sandra, and Carlos Vargas-Silva (2024): Gender differences in migration decision making. [New knowledge on migration, development and policy, Oxford, June 24th to June 26th, 2024] more
Müller, Klara (2024): Understanding Survey Cooperativeness in Dynamic Political Environments: An Agent-Based Approach. [74th Annual International Conference of the Political Studies Association, Glasgow, March 25th to March 27th, 2024] more
Müller, Klara, and Milena Rapp (2024): Why Perceived Policy (In)congruence Matters for Durable Voter Attachment. The Case of the German Greens Under a New Wave of Environmental Politicisation. [74th Annual International Conference of the Political Studies Association, Glasgow, March 25th to March 27th, 2024] more
Müller, Philipp, Rainer Freudenthaler, Katharina Ludwig and Chung-hong Chan (2024): An experimental survey approach for the semantic validation of word embedding biases. [74th Annual ICA Conference, Gold Coast, Australia, June 20th to June 24th, 2024] more
Neumann, Manuel (2024): Keeping It Inside the Family – Explaining Differences in Men’s and Women’s Participation in Public, Semi-Public, and Private Discursive Spheres. [5th Annual Meeting of the German Political Psychology Network, Vienna, September 19th to September 20th, 2024] more
Palomo-Lario, Carlos, Irena Kogan, Stefanie Heyne and Jana Kuhlemann (2024): It takes two to court: Partnership formation in the context of forced migration. [RC28 Summer Meeting, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, August 06th to August 08th, 2024] more
Palomo-Lario, Carlos, Irena Kogan, Stefanie Heyne and Jana Kuhlemann (2024): It takes two to court: Partnership formation in the context of forced migration. [Seminar on Analytical Sociology: Theory and Empirical Applications, Venice, November 18th to November 21st, 2024] more

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