Please share this thread. It is important that political scientists, in Europe and across the world, understand why EPSS exists and why we are encouraging people to attend our inaugural conference, in Belfast next June.
Interesting thread by Tarik Abou-Chadi using CHES 2024
CHES 2024 is out on chesdata.eu. Many, many thanks to our CHES experts! Now enjoy playing with the data. Updated trend file to follow.
Nothing to do with your post, Christopher -- which I agree with.
Am I the only one feeling ambivalent about the flag waving in messages?Can't we just use the paper names.
Yes, I came across your super article only recently. Our article (SSNR # 5072375 or my website) uses these GSS data on majors to produce a continuous variable tapping human-centeredness of someone's education to explain a range of political attitudes. Results consistent with yours!
Super graph! Level of education is a strong predictor for Gal/ Tan voting. In other work we show that this does not exhaust the effect of the education cleavage. What people study (field of study) matters too. See my website for more hooghe.web.unc.edu
GAL is green, alternative, libertarian and TAN is traditional, authoritarian, nationalist. Check my website (hooghe.web.unc.edu) for more.
I am looking to hire a post-doctoral researcher to work with me in a project on social cleavages and political party competition in Europe:
lu.varbi.com/en/what:job/...
Happy to answer any questions, and thanks in advance for circulating the call!
Great new book, highly recommended for party and election scholars. We just read it in my PhD parties class paired with Lipset/Rokkan and @liesbethooghe.bsky.social/Marks on transnational cleavage.
We find that (1) education structures voting for GAL and TAN parties in Western Europe; (2) social structuration is as high as for classic social democratic parties in the 1950s; (3) education structures also Republicans and Democrats. Open access, and on our homepages.
Excellent!
High quality work on immigration flows and RR backlash. Must read.
The real challenge of our time indeed -- losing the modern state (and rule of law) to patrimonialism (and strongmanism).
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Congratulations!
This article on "(North Carolina) Republican pastors and the use of force" was a COVID passion that is out in Religion & Politics, and -- let's say-- remains topical. With thanks to my co-authors Stephanie Shady and Gary Marks. North Carolina, you're very much on my mind.
doi.org/10.1017/S175...
Just co-authored a paper explaining party support for Ukraine in 29 countries using CHES data. Many thanks to all experts who provided assessments. You can check out our LSE blog at blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2....
The paper is Open Access at European Union Politics: doi.org/10.1177/1465...
CfA for doctoral summer school on Democratic Decline and Resilience, from 26 to 30 Aug at U Montreal, w lectures from Jessica Gottlieb, @dhdannychoi.bsky.social, Shanto Iyengar, @dietlinds.bsky.social & @sumitra.bsky.social
All info is here chairedemocratie.com/files/sites/... @rlachat.bsky.social
CfA for a summer school on Democratic Decline and Resilience at Université de Montréal, organized by the CERIUM- FMSH Chair, with @rdassonneville.bsky.social
The new @chesdata.bsky.social-Israel team,
@rbakker.bsky.social & @roizur.bsky.social, announce the release of the first CHES-Israel dataset at chesdata.eu/chesisrael. Their paper discussing the data is out now at Party Politics: orcid.org/0000-0003-19...
The 2023 @ches_data on political parties’ support for Ukraine after Russia’s full-scale invasion is freely available for download on our website at chesdata.eu/speedches. We thank the hundreds of respondents that provided their time and expertise, making this dataset possible.
⏰ Just one week left to apply for our "Discourse in the Data" workshop with @chrauh.bsky.social!
🚂 All participants will enjoy fully funded travel and accommodation.
✨ Don't miss out on an unforgettable journey of learning and fun in the vibrant city of Amsterdam!
Thank you, Sarah!
Thrilled to receive an Honorary Doctorate from Maastricht University jointly with Gary for our work on multilevel governance. We are heading to Maastricht for Dies Natalis on 26 January. www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/news/profess...
Looking forward reading this!
Last evening of two amazing weeks in Amsterdam. visited many favorite haunts, met old friends and made new ones at Theresa Kuhn's workshop on Identity, said hello to Vermeer and Van Gogh, got an R&R done in Cafe Boca, and enjoyed the festive lights along the canals. Amsterdam, we'll be back!
