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• Rittmann Oliver, Marcel Neunhoeffer, Thomas Gschwend (2025): How to improve the substantive interpretation of regression results when the dependent variable is logged, Political Science Research and Methods, 13, 1, pp. 203-211.

• Engst Benjamin G., David M. Grundmanns, Thomas Gschwend (2025): How to place non-majoritarian institutions and political actors in a common policy space: Spatial modeling of court–executive interactions, The Journal of Politics, 87, 4, pp. 1335 - 1349.

• Lehrer Roni, Oke Bahnsen, Klara Müller, Thomas Gschwend, Sebastian Juhl (2025): Rallying around the leader in times of crises: The opposing effects of perceived threat and anxiety, European Journal of Political Research, 64, 2, pp. 697-718.

• Stoetzer Lukas, Cornelius Erfort, Hannah Rajski, Thomas Gschwend, Simon Munzert, Elias Koch (2025): An election forecasting model for subnational elections, Electoral Studies, 95, Article No. 102939, pp. 1-10.

• Tuttnauer Or, Gideon Rahat (2025): Institutional Personalism and Personalised Behaviour: Electoral Systems, Candidate Selection Methods, and Politicians' Campaign Strategy, Electoral Studies, 94, Article no. 102909, pp. 1-10.

• Carey Sabine C., Christian Gläßel, Katrin Paula (2025): Media impact on perceptions in postwar societies: Insights from Nepal, Conflict Management and Peace Science, 42, 4, pp. 394-417.

• Heyne Stefanie, Jana Kuhlemann, Irena Kogan (2025): Cultural distance through the lens of social closeness and individual experiences with diversity : Unveiling attitudes toward recent immigrants in Germany using a factorial survey experiment, Soziale Welt : SozW, 76, 1-2, pp. 105-131.

• Kogan Irena, Yuliya Kosyakova (2025): Cherchez l'homme? The wartime migration of men in Ukraine: Research note, Journal of International Migration and Integration, tba, tba, pp. 1-16.

• Neumann Manuel (2025): The Gendered Dimensions of Everyday Political Talk. Exploring and Explaining Gendered Behavior in Everyday Political Conversations, Mannheim, Universität Mannheim

• Rapp Milena (2025): Contesting Europe in Times of Politicization: Europhile Mobilization and the Multidimensional Politics of European Integration, Mannheim, Universität Mannheim

• Debus Marc, Julius Diener (2025): Heterogenous Attitudes of Migrant Origin Candidates based on Specific Migrant Background, [ 9th Conference of the ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments, Barcelona, ]

• Debus Marc, Michael Imre, Hanna Bäck (2025): Polarization, coalition governments and the development of party membership: Evidence from Germany., [ Sogang International Conference on Party Activism and Democracy, Seoul, ]

• Debus Marc, Julius Diener (2025): Support for principles of liberal democracy in an evolving multi-ethnic society: Evidence from Germany, [ 28th IPSA World Congress of Political Science, Seoul, ]

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• Carey Sabine, Katrin Paula, Robert Johns, Nadine O'Shea (2025): Exploring human rights attitudes: Out-group perceptions and long-term consequences, [ ISA's 66th Annual Convention (International Studies Association), Chicago, ]

• Kogan Irena, Carlos Palomo-Lario, Stefanie Heyne, Jana Kuhlemann (2025): Partnership formation in the context of forced migration: The case of Syrian and Afghan young men in Germany, [ Analytical Sociology Seminars, Linköping, ]

• Kogan Irena, Carlos Palomo-Lario, Stefanie Heyne, Jana Kuhlemann (2025): Partnership formation in the context of forced migration: The case of Syrian and Afghan young men in Germany, [ SPS Departmental Seminar Series, European University Institute (EUI), Florenz, ]

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• Kogan Irena (2025): Partnership Formation in the Context of Forced Migration: Three Insights on Syrians and Afghans in Germany, [ InFER Colloquium (Institute for Empirical-Analytical Research), Frankfurt am Main, ]

• May Antonia, Christian S. Czymara (2025): The Impact of National Boundaries on Immigrant Populations, [ Workshop: Political Identities in Europe, Amsterdam, ]

• Huber Lena Maria (2025): Linking Parties and Citizens: The Logic and Impact of Social Group Appeals, [ Gaspar Lecture Series, Ghent, ]

• Huber Lena Maria (2025): Who do Parties Speak To? Introducing the PSoGA: A New Comprehensive Database of Parties’ Social Group Appeals, [ Party Research Seminar, Gothenburg, University of Gothenburg, ]

• Wenz Alexander, Wai Tak Tung (2025): Using a Qualitative Approach to Better Understand Why People Are (Un)willing to Participate in Smartphone App Data Collection, [ 11th Conference of the European Survey Research Association (ESRA), Utrecht, ]

• Huber Lena Maria, Simon Stückelberger Nai Alessandro, Max Groemping, Dominique Wirz (Eds.) (2025): Group appeals, pp. 100-104. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar Publishing