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New paper on the effect of corruption on EU regime support

March 9, 2023by dadadomi

New working paper on the causal effect of Qatargate on trust in the European Parliament with @DominikSchraff 🚨 🚨 🚨

Link: https://t.co/ZCC4tpy7Kt
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— Sven Hegewald 🦣 @svenhegewald@sciences.social (@svenhegewald) March 6, 2023

Paper on Covid and Political Trust Published in JEPOP

September 22, 2022by dadadomi

At the start of the pandemic, people in many countries strongly increased their political trust as cases spread and lockdowns were imposed. However, in a new @journalEPOP piece @svenhegewald and I show that this rally around political institutions was not uniform across people.
— Dominik Schraff (@DominikSchraff) September 20, 2022

New working paper on place-based affect

July 28, 2022by dadadomi

New working paper on geographic divides in European politics now online 🚨🚨🚨: “Place-based affect and the cosmopolitan-nationalist divide” with @DominikSchraff

Link: https://t.co/YpWOIrP4j7
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— Sven Hegewald (@svenhegewald) July 8, 2022

Dataset on subnational election results published

April 23, 2022April 27, 2022by dadadomi

We have launched a first version of the European NUTS-Level Election Dataset (EU-NED). Data and infos are available at http://www.eu-ned.com

The dataset paper is now Online First at Party Politics: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/13540688221083553

New working paper on how local context shapes losers’ consent to democratic decisions

February 2, 2022by dadadomi

New Working Paper w Ioannis Vergioglou:
How does local context affect the losers' consent to direct democratic decisions? Using RDD, we show in the case of Brexit that public opinion swung towards more Euroscepticm in districts were Leave won. https://t.co/Af2lUSIOMS
— Dominik Schraff (@DominikSchraff) January 31, 2022

New EUROPP blog post on immigration and European identities

January 18, 2022by dadadomi

How our neighbourhoods shape our European and national identities – new research from @DominikSchraff & @RonjaSczepanski @EUP_TheJournal https://t.co/Mbu4dGBMNa
— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) January 18, 2022

New project funded by UZH Inequality Fund

October 7, 2021by dadadomi

@LHaffert , @T_Palmtag and @DominikSchraff study whether and how politicians shape the urban-rural divide via place-based appeals
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— Silja Häusermann (@SiljaHausermann) October 7, 2021

Workshop for early career researchers in Zurich

July 14, 2021by dadadomi

We are organizing a workshop for ECRs who are doing European Politics research and are based in CH. Date: 9-10 Sept. Place: ETH Zurich. Send us your abstracts/papers. pic.twitter.com/saNKOOvHFr
— Dominik Schraff (@DominikSchraff) July 13, 2021

I will be joining Aalborg University as Associate Professor Winter 2021

June 7, 2021by dadadomi

Happy to announce that I will be joining Aalborg University as an associate professor towards the end of this year. The whole family Schraff is looking forward to new adventures in Denmark!
— Dominik Schraff (@DominikSchraff) June 7, 2021

Project Workshop

April 1, 2021by dadadomi

Looking forward to our first project workshop on the ‘Political Geography of Euroscepticism’, held virtually with a great group of international colleagues.

Program

Thursday 8. April

13:00 – 13:15	Introduction of participants & the Ambizione project
13:15– 14:15	Roundtable on the Geography of Public Opinion towards EU Governance: Dominik Schraff/Jana Lipps; Lisa Dellmuth
14:15 – 14:30	Coffee Break
14:30 – 15:30	Roundtable on the European Electoral Geography: Dominik Schraff/Ioannis Vergioglou; Arjan Schakel; Alexia Katsanidou/Quinton Mayne
15:30 – 15:45	Coffee Break
15:45 – 16:30	Alexia Katsanidou/Quinton Mayne: Salience of immigration and the effects of the refugee crisis
16:30 – 17:15	Dominik Schraff/Ronja Sczepanski: United or divided in diversity? The heterogeneous effects of ethnic diversity on nested identities

Friday 9. April

13:00 – 13:45	Francesco Nicoli/Ann-Kathrin Reinl: Regional Inequalities and Supranational Solidarity
13:45 – 14:30	Sven Hegewald: PhD Proposal – The Political Geography of Far-Right Support
14:30 – 14:45	Coffee Break
14:45 – 15:30	Pauliina Patana: Residential Constraints and the Political Geography of the Populist Radical Right
15:30 – 16:15	Kal Munis: Asymmetrical Resentment and America’s Urban-Rural Divide
16:15 – 16:30	Coffee Break
16:30 – 17:15	Diane Bolet/Fergus Green: Is the Green New Deal a Vote winner? Evidence from Spanish National Election Results
17:15 – 18:00	Dominik Schraff/Sven Hegewald: Regional Inequality and Place-Based Resentment in Europe – Affective Polarization across Space