For several months or years now I have been learning and thinking about the credibility of social scientific research. In the wake of this progress, I thoroughl...
The IKMZ (Institut für Kommunikationswissenschaft und Medienforschung) invited me for a talk on the credibility of social scientific research. The presentation ...
For which party have citizens voted back in 2013 who cast their ballot for the AfD in 2017? Were these voters AfD-adherents all along or did they abstain at the...
With my amazing colleagues Nate Breznau and Eike Mark Rinke, I have the pleasure to organize a conference on a topic that is of personal importance for me. It c...
LSE Business Review has published an article of ours (Jungherr, Mader, Schoen, Wuttke) summarizing the paper „Context-driven attitude formation: the diffe...
Why some people value political engagement and even find pleasure in engaging with politics while others hardly bother about the political domain, is a crucial ...
Open Science refers to a broad, transdisciplinary movement aiming to open up research processes to promote the integrity, reproducibility and value of scholarly...
The state election in Lower Saxony in October 2017 walked in the shadows of the preceding election on the federal level. In light of both campaigns’ temporal pr...
The 2017 German elections (and its aftermath) were extraordinary. At the campaign’s outset, the SPD experienced the strongest surge in public approval eve...
Many studies use the same factors to explain attitudes toward specific trade agreements and attitudes toward the principle of free trade and thus treat both obj...