😂😂😂 for my sake, let's talk more about dad jokes and not my football club 😂

Abstract of the article "Asset or Liability? The Effect of National Approval Ratings on Regional Election Results" by Martin Gross and Svenja Krauss. Published online first in German Politics.

💥 New publication w/ @svenjakrauss.bsky.social in German Politics:

"Asset or Liability? The Effect of National Approval Ratings on Regional Election Results"

Now published as part of Issue 31, Vol. 6 in Party Politics.

Still very proud of this paper with @svenjakrauss.bsky.social and Katrin Praprotnik on 🇦🇹 & 🇩🇪 parties’ attention towards specific issues at the subnational level! 😊

doi.org/10.1177/1354...

Abstract of the article "Issue ownership and government participation. Explaining parties’ issue attention at the subnational level" by Svenja Krauss, Katrin Praprotnik and Martin Gross. Published online first in Party Politics.

🎉Finally out in Party Politics! 🎉

"Issue ownership and government participation. Explaining parties’ issue attention at the subnational level"

👉Joint work with @svenjakrauss.bsky.social & Katrin Praprotnik

Open access here: doi.org/10.1177/1354...

#polisky #academicsky #germanpoliticsky

🚨 New Publication

❓ @svenjakrauss.bsky.social Svenja Krauss (Uni Wien) and I have investigated the factors that led to certain coalition models being better or worse evaluated before the 2021 Bundestag election.

#GermanPolSci #PoliSky

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Klüver, Heike, Hanna Bäck and Svenja Krauss. 2023. Coalition Agreements as Control Devices –...

If you are interested in coalition cabinets and mutual monitoring of governing parties, you should read @heikekluever.bsky.social , @hannaeback.bsky.social , and @svenjakrauss.bsky.social new book "Coalition Agreements as Control Devices".

I wrote a short 📗 review: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

New article w/ Jochen Müller @pluggedchris.bsky.social & @marcdebus.bsky.social in Regional & Federal Studies

State parties' incentives to avoid coalitions bridging the gov-opp divide at federal level is dependent on level of legislative party system fragmentation

doi.org/10.1080/1359...

polisky