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Alexander Wuttke
Democratic backsliding, Political Psychology, Open Science
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democracy/Open Science

Freedom of Speech on Campus: A pre-registered adversarial collaboration

Veröffentlicht am Mai 7, 2021 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

We invite colleagues to participate in a collaborative research effort among scholars with conflicting viewpoints to jointly devise and conduct a quantitative s...

Persuasion

A Source Like Any Other? Field and Survey Experiment Evidence on How Interest Groups Shape Public Opinion

Veröffentlicht am März 1, 2021 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

One result of political polarization is that citizens often react differently to new information, depending on whether they trust the communicator. Extensive ev...

Open Science

Symposium on ‚Opening Political Science‘

Veröffentlicht am Januar 7, 2021 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

What is Open Science? Why is openness an epistemological value? Does political science need to become more open and how can we put Open Science principles into ...

Dissertation

Dr. Wuttke

Veröffentlicht am Dezember 2, 2020 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

It’s done.  A few days after my defense, the second paper of my dissertation was published at Politics and the Life Sciences. Because the following visual...

democracy

Are citizens turning away from democracy?

Veröffentlicht am August 18, 2020 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

Democracy is under stress. Over the past ten years, there were more nations moving towards autocracy than countries moving towards democracy. In the past year a...

Open Science

ZEIT Wissen: „Forschung wird glaubwürdiger“

Veröffentlicht am Mai 1, 2020 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

Ein kleiner, feiner Text in 02/2020 ZEIT Wissen diskutiert die Bewegung zu offener, verlässlicher Wissenschaft mit Referenz.  Artikel als PDF Link zur referenzi...

democracy/publications

When the Whole Is Greater than the Sum of Its Parts

Veröffentlicht am Februar 9, 2020 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

In a new study, now published with the American Political Science Review, we show how established operationalization strategies of multi-dimensional concepts ca...

Dissertation

New publication: ‚Political engagement’s non‑political roots: examining the role of basic psychological needs in the political domain‘

Veröffentlicht am Oktober 7, 2019 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

Why do some grow into liking politics where other couldn’t care less about the current events in Washington, Brussels or Berlin. In a new study I argue fo...

Dissertation

Poster: Why do some people enjoy politics while others do not?

Veröffentlicht am Juli 8, 2019 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

Political Psychologists will gather in beautiful Lisbon this week. Against the backdrop of uheaval in contemporary democracies, psychology and political science...

democracy

Democracy without democrats?

Veröffentlicht am Juni 24, 2019 von Alexander Wuttke / 0 Kommentare

One-third of the world population lives in countries that move away from liberal democracy. Apparently, liberal self-governance is under stress. Democracy’s une...

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About

Alexander Wuttke is Professor of  Digitalization and Political Behavior at LMU Munich. His research focuses on challenges to liberal democracy from the perspective of ordinary citizens.

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Curriculum Vitae

Neueste Beiträge

  • Move to Munich Oktober 3, 2022
  • Registered Report on Populism published Oktober 2, 2022
  • Introducing Registered Reports at JOP Oktober 2, 2022
  • Soundbites at Deutschlandfunk August 27, 2022
  • Pre-Print „Null Effects of Pro-Democracy Speeches by U.S. Republicans in the Aftermath of January 6th“ März 29, 2022
  • Pre-Print: „How to Make the Case for Democracy“ (Field-experiment with Florian Foos) März 29, 2022

Kategorien

  • communication
  • democracy
  • Dissertation
  • Doing research
  • GLES
  • Media
  • Montréal
  • Open Science
  • Personal
  • Persuasion
  • Political Engagement
  • publications
  • teaching
  • Turnout
  • Working Paper

Schlagwörter

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