Thomas Tichelbaecker
@ttichelbaecker
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PhD candidate @PUPolitics studying political parties and affective polarization.
Joined November 2016
RT @NoamGidron: Thinking about immigration from a cultural perspective heightens distrust of political opponents, as discussed in our recen….
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RT @BJPolS: NEW -. Beyond Observational Relationships: Evidence from a Ten-Country Experiment that Policy Disputes Cause Affective Polariza….
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RT @CambUP_MGMT: Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element The European Ideological Space in Voters' Own Words by @NoamGidron an….
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Very happy that our @CUP_PoliSci Element is now out! @NoamGidron and I review the two dimensional framework and how it resonates with ordinary citizens! Check out Noam's 🧵 to see what we find! 👇.
We often define the ideological space in terms of the economic and cultural dimensions; how does this resonate with ordinary citizens? This is the question @ttichelbaecker and I explore in a new Element, analyzing answers to open-ended survey questions 🧵.
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RT @CambUP_MGMT: New Cambridge Element The European Ideological Space in Voters' Own Words by @NoamGidron and @ttichelbaecker is now free t….
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RT @VHeddesheimer: Check out our new database for German local, state, and federal election results!.
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The German Election Database provides comprehensive datasets of local, state, and federal election results in Germany for research on electoral behavior. Bundestagswahlergebnissen, Landeswahlergebn...
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RT @abwiedemann: If you are looking for comprehensive election data in Germany, we've got you covered. The German Election Database (GERDA)….
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RT @PUPolitics: In his job market paper, @AnthonyTaboni analyzes judicial decision making under uncertainty and evaluates why circuit split….
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RT @PUPolitics: In her dissertation, @hpenatzer identifies and explains how and why internationalized territories subvert state sovereignty….
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RT @PUPolitics: In his dissertation, @Lkrashinsky examines white working-class voting in Canada and the United States. A wide-ranging and m….
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RT @PUPolitics: In his job market paper, @RobOldham24 explores how crisis events affect incentives and lawmaking outcomes on Capitol Hill.….
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RT @PUPolitics: In her job market paper, @LinaSkgd examines how an incumbent can effectively overthrow a democratic regime to stay in power….
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RT @PUPolitics: Elaine Yao studies how groups make decisions in weakly institutionalized environments. Her job market paper studies why, wi….
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RT @PUPolitics: In her dissertation, Jeongmin Park examines why postwar governments impose discriminatory labor regulations targeting women….
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Highly recommend to check out this new exciting paper by my brilliant colleagues @christian_baehr, @FionaBare and @VHeddesheimer who look at how exposure to climate change changes companies' lobbying behavior!.
1/ New Pre-Print 🚨.When do firms engage in climate politics? We (@christian_baehr @FionaBare) argue that lobbying occurrence, intensity, and targeting depend on the multifaceted potential impacts of climate change on firms. A short 🧵.
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We hope that this data will enable other researchers to enhance our knowledge about affective polarization in a comparative context! Code and data used in the study are published and available via dataverse:. 4/4.
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Our results show that this correlation between out-party and out-partisan affect is strongest among respondents in Spain & Germany and weakest among respondents in Greece & the UK. 3/4
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Based on novel data from 10 countries and 11000 individuals, we examine the relationship between two measures capturing hostility towards out-parties (feeling thermometer) and out-partisans (social distance). We find a robust relationship across and within individuals. 2/4.
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Delighted that this article on measures of affective polarization across countries joint w/ @NoamGidron, Will Horne and Jim Adams is now available online in POQ 🥳. What is this article about? A short 🧵: . 1/4.
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Abstract. Measures of affective polarization—that is, dislike and hostility across party lines—have been developed and validated in the context of America’
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RT @LeaPortmann: How do parties react to minority candidates? And what role does past voter behavior play in it?. Our study, with @daniel__….
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Immigrants and other minorities are underrepresented in politics in most Western democracies. We argue that strategically acting party gatekeepers who update their nomination strategies based on...
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