Publications

• Morgenstern Sandra (2025): The role of sender credibility in migration information campaigns, International Migration, 63, 1, Article e13383 , pp. 1-17.

• Kleinewiese Julia, Sandra Morgenstern (2025): A Gendered Bystander Effect: Experimental Evidence on the Vulnerability to International Human Trafficking of Wo(Men) in Tanzania, The Journal of Development Studies, tba, tba, pp. 1-21.

• Gülzau Fabian, Marc Helbling, Sandra Morgenstern (2025): Liberal democratic values among immigrants in Europe: Socialisation and adaptation processes, European Journal of Political Research, tba, tba, pp. 1-14.

• Dieing Thilo I., Leon Siefken (2025): Read Between the Lines - How Linguistics Can Unearth Parties’ True Voting Advice Application Positions, German Politics, tba, tba, pp. 1-19.

• Mußotter Marlene, Carolin Rapp (2025): Nationalism and political support: longitudinal evidence from The Netherlands, West European Politics, tba, tba, pp. 1-23.

• Mader Matthias, Marlene Mußotter (2025): Can social identity theory address the measurement tangle in survey-based national identity research?, Nations and Nationalism, tba, tba, pp. 1-11.

• Mußotter Marlene, Eunike Piwoni (2025): “Terms such as ‘true German’ […] belong in the history books”: How Germans with and without migrant backgrounds understand concepts used in survey research on national attachments, Political Psychology, tba, tba, pp. 1-18.

• Mußotter Marlene, Eunike Piwoni (2025): ‘[You are German] when you no longer stick out’: The meaning of being German from the perspective of Germans with and without a migrant background, Nations and Nationalism, tba, tba, pp. 1-10.

• Piwoni Eunike, Marlene Mußotter (2025): The duty to remember “it”:How Germans with and without a migration history discuss the role of the Holocaust, Memory Studies, tba, tba, pp. 1-17.

• Diener Julius (2025): Age and representation styles: Are young candidates more likely to prioritize their voters over their own opinion or their party?, Party Politics, tba, tba, pp. 1-6.

• Wurthmann Constantin, Sarah Wagner (2025): Much ado about nothing? Understanding Germany’s Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) potential voters, Journal of elections, public opion and parties, tba, tba, pp. 1-14.

• Schilin Alexander, Lucas Schramm (2025): Insider, outsider, or both? Explaining discrepancies within differentiation in the European Union, West European Politics, tba, tba, pp. 1-29.

• Schunck Reinhard, Johanna Gereke, Emily Hellriegel (2025): Gendered beauty inequalities? A multiverse analysis of physical attractiveness, occupational gender-typicality and earnings in the German labour market, European Sociological Review, 41, 6, pp. 935-950.

• Debus Marc, Richard Traunmüller (2025): Former social democratic partisanship, working-class background and support for radical right parties: A research note, Politische Vierteljahresschrift, tba, tba, pp. 1-22.

• Von der Heyde Leah, Anna-Carolina Haensch, Alexander Wenz (2025): Vox Populi, Vox AI? Using Large Language Models to Estimate German Vote Choice, Social Science Computer Review, tba, tba, pp. 1-23.

• Kurella Anna-Sophie, Milena Rapp (2025): Unfolding GAL-TAN: the multi-dimensional nature of public opinion in Western Europe, West European Politics, tba, tba, pp. 1-26.

• Kurella Anna-Sophie, Milena Rapp (2025): The role of issue salience and competitive advantages in spatial models of political competition, The Journal of Politics, tba, tba, pp. 1-17.

• Thomeczek Jan Philipp, Constantin Wurthmann, Christian Stecker (2025): Studying Party Voter Congruence in the European Elections 2024: Introducing a New VAA Dataset on German Voter Positions, European Union Politics, tba, tba, pp. 1-9.

• Wurthmann Constantin, Marius Sältzer (2025): Issue Congruence Between Candidates‘ Twitter Communication and Constituencies in a MMES: Migration as an Exemplary Case, Parliamentary Affairs, tba, tba, pp. 1-26.

• Hölzl Johanna, Florian Keusch, Christoph Sajons (2025): The (mis) use of Google Trends data in the social sciences-A systematic review, critique, and recommendations, Social Science Research, 126, Article no.103099, pp. 1-22.

• Kurz Kira Renée, Constantin Wurthmann, Martin Gross (2025): The Influence of Age on Citizens’ Preferences for Age‐Related Descriptive Representation, Politics and Governance, 13, Article no. 9251, pp. 1-18.

• Schwitter Nicole (2025): Using large language models for preprocessing and information extraction from unstructured text: A proof-of-concept application in the social sciences, Methodological Innovations, 18, 1, pp. 61-65.

• 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.