• Dollmann Jörg, Zühal Arikan, Jannes Jacobsen (2025): What is a Good Way to Ask About Racist Experiences? Exploring the Gap Between Direct and Indirect Measures., Survey Research Methods, 19, 1, pp. 55-62.

• Heckmann Leon, Constantin Wurthmann, Sarah Wagner (2025): Who’s afraid of Sahra – Understanding the shift in votes towards Germany’s Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht, Research & Politics, 12, 1, pp. 1-7.

• Loss Julika, Cornelia Betsch, Christin Ellermann, Benjamin Ewert, Eva Grill, Mirjam Annina Jenny, Susanne Jordan, Thomas Kubiak, Jutta Mata, Felix G. Rebitschek, Eva Annette Rehfuess, Falko F. Sniehotta (2025): Grundzüge des Ansatzes der „Behavioural and Cultural Insights (BCI)” für eine Nutzung in Public Health – Ein Konsenspapier des Netzwerks „Behavioural Science Connect“, Das Gesundheitswesen, 87, 4, pp. 273-281.

• Barnils Núria Pedrós, Nourat Noemi Alazza, Christine Emmer, Carolin M. Callies, Jutta Mata, Benjamin Schüz (2025): Soziale Unterschiede im Gesundheitsverhalten verstehen und verändern: Ernährung als Schnittstelle zwischen sozialer Ungleichheit und Gesundheit, Bundesgesundheitsblatt, Gesundheitsforschung, Gesundheitsschutz, 68, 9, pp. 986-993.

• Lang Theresa, Roberto Ulloa, Florian Kutzner, Michaela Wänke, Celina Kacperski (2025): The future could be greener: a randomized choice experiment on cognitive alternatives and sustainable food choices, Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 55, 6, pp. 371-477.

• Woerz Tilman, Matthias Collischon, Tobias Wolbring (2025): The Social Dynamics of Economic Comparisons: A Longitudinal Study on the Effects of Relative Wages on Subjective Well‑Being Using Linked Survey and Register Data, Social Indicators Research, 179, 2, pp. 979–1001.

• Rittmann Oliver, Tobias Ringwald, Dominic Nyhuis (2025): Public Opinion and Emphatic Legislative Speech: Evidence from an Automated Video Analysis, British Journal of Political Science, 55, e165, pp. 1-21.

• Helbling Marc, Felix Jäger, Rahsaan Maxwell, Richard Traunmüller (2025): Broad and Detailed Agreement: Public Preferences for German Immigration Policy, International Migration Review, 59, 3, pp. 1219-1232.

• Schilin Alexander (2025): Eine (un-)aufhaltsame Bedrohung? Rechtspopulistische Regierungen und intergouvernementale Entscheidungsprozesse in der Europäischen Union, Integration, 2025, 4, pp. 266-281.

• Ivarsflaten Elisabeth, Richard Traunmueller (2025): Zero-sum thinking and the cultural threat of Muslim religious rights, Comparative Political Studies, tba, tba, pp. 1-37.

• Puklavec Žiga, Christoph Kogler, Olga Stavrova, Marcel Zeelenberg (2025): Unobscuring the Concept of Tax Morale: A Systematic Review of the Literature, Journal of Business Ethics, tba, tba, pp. 1-13.

• Gaul Johannes J., Florian Keusch, Davud Rostam-Afschar, Thomas Simon (2025): Invitation Messages for Business Surveys: A Multi-Armed Bandit Experiment, Survey Research Methods, 19, 4, pp. 409-429.

• Diener Julius (2025): Explaining Interruption Behavior in Parliament: The Role of Topic Expertise, Career Status, and Government-Opposition Dynamics, Politische Vierteljahresschrift : PVS, 66, 2, pp. 303-324.

• Bamert Melanie, Maya Braun, Christine Emmer, Laura Gördes, Alea Ruf, Carolina C. Silva (2025): CREATE activities for early career researchers in 2025, The European Health Psychologist, 24, 2, pp. 1-4.

• Wänke Michaela (2025): Cooperation in spite – or because – of the system? How unequal opportunities and satisfaction predict prosocial behavior in economic games, [ SPUDM 2025:Subjective Probability, Utility, and Decision Making, Lucca, ]

• Emmer Christine, Anna Neumer, Jutta Mata (2025): Long-Term Effects of Discrimination on Adolescent Health Behaviors and Well-Being in Four European Countries, [ 22nd Congress of the International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (ISBNPA), Auckland, NZ, ]

• Rittmann Oliver, Tobias Ringwald, Dominic Nyhuis, Tilko Swalve (2025): Dilemmas of Parliamentary Deliberation: Insights from an Automated Analysis of Plenary Video Footage, [ Tagung der DVPW Themengruppe ‚Vergleichende Parlamentarismusforschung‘, Kiel, ]

• Wänke Michaela (2025): Inaction Inertia: A Meta-Analysis Spanning 30 Years of Research Examining the Effect’s Robustness and Moderators, [ SPUDM 2025, Subjective probability, utilty & decision making, Lucca, ]

• Huber Lena Maria (2025): Group sympathy and party choice: A longitudinal and comparative analysis of reference group theory, [ Comparative Politics & Political Economy, Research Workshop, Konstanz, ]

• Schilin Alexander (2025): No Multilateralism without Multilateralists: How “Loyal” Actors Determine the Resilience of Multilateral Governance against Populist Governments, [ 18th Pan-European Conference on International Relations of the European International Studies Association, Bologna, ]

• Mata Jutta (2025): Better Together? How Social Context Impacts Healthy and Sustainable Eating., [ Interpersonal Relationships and Health Collaborative Speaker Series, Zürich, ]

• Mata Jutta (2025): From Plates and People: Social Influences on Healthy and Sustainable Eating, [ Third International User Conference of the German Family Demography Panel Study FReDA, Wiesbaden, ]

• Mata Jutta (2025): Resetting the table: Sustainable eating in social context, [ Sustaining People and the Planet – Ein umweltpsychologisches Forum für eine nachhaltige Zukunft, [virtual conference], ]

• Mata Jutta (2025): Gemeinsam Essen – gesünder, glücklicher, nachhaltiger?, [ Gesundheitskommunikations-Reunion der Masterstudierenden der Universität Erfurt, Erfurt, ]

• Esser Hartmut Manzo Gianluca (Eds.) (2025): Middle range theorizing, pp. 81-101. Paris, Sorbonne Université Presses