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Malo Jan @malojan.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Check out our new website partysome.org built with @luissattelmayer.bsky.social ! It allons to explore data on party communication online in 38 countries and the candidates for the 2027 French elections ⬇️

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Juliette Corbi @juliettecorbi.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

I am very happy to be part of this year's ECPR general conference! I'll be presenting my work on preference falsification, gender and social norms today, among great researchers and chairs See you at 2pm in room 038!

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Juliette Corbi @juliettecorbi.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

I am very excited to be part of the first edition of EPSS and to present two of my projects: Today, 15:20, meeting room 2b (ICC): "Liberal framings of immigration by Western political parties" Tomorrow, 15:20, meeting room 3b (ICC): "Gender (gaps), Social norms and Social Desirability Bias"

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DYNAMICS_PhD @dynamics.bsky.social · 11/09/2025

This week we welcomed our 6th (and final) cohort of doctoral researchers 🎉 @dynamics.bsky.social We kicked off with an inspiring keynote by Ursula Daxecker and can’t wait to support these talented researchers on their PhD journey. Excited to see all the amazing research projects ahead! 🚀

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Vicente Valentim @valentimvicente.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

Very happy that our paper (w/ @dziblatt.bsky.social & E Dinas) has been accepted @bjpols.bsky.social . We've seen the center right increasingly adopt far-right rhetoric. Our experiment in 🇩🇪 finds that this erodes anti-prejudice norms *more* than when the far-right employs similar rhetoric. 1/3

Abstract: How does anti-immigrant rhetoric by mainstream politicians affect norms of tolerance? How does this compare to similar statements made by radical-right politicians? Drawing on experimental evidence, we find that statements by mainstream politicians lead to more norm erosion than similar statements by radical-right politicians. Subsample analyses suggests that this is because statements by mainstream-right politicians erode norm perceptions of right-wing individuals, while those by radical-right politicians induce backlash among left-wing individuals, who hold closer to the norm in place. The latter effect (backlash by the left) disappears when similar statements are made by mainstream right politicians. We argue that this difference occurs because mainstream politicians represent the views of a larger part of the population or have a higher status. Our results highlight the pivotal role of mainstream politicians in enforcing or eroding democratic norms, and that similar political statements can have different effects depending on their sender.

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Juliette Corbi @juliettecorbi.bsky.social · 31/03/2025

I was really happy to participate to the DataFest at LMU this weekend, as part of the @kodaqs.bsky.social academy! With my team, we worked on housing prices and voting for AfD and Die Linke in big German cities. Thanks to the organizers, to all the participants and to my wonderful team members!

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Juliette Corbi @juliettecorbi.bsky.social · 09/07/2024

Yesterday was my first day at #ECPG, what a nice community and interesting research projects!

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DYNAMICS_PhD @dynamics.bsky.social · 11/12/2023

📢Job Alert: We´re recruiting 10 Doctoral Researchers @dynamics.bsky.social Program studying #DemographicChange, #DemocraticProcesses and #PublicPolicy @hertieschool.bsky.social and Humboldt-University Berlin. Great Job, great city, vibrant research community! Come and join our team in Berlin!

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Michal Grahn @grahn.bsky.social · 24/10/2023

polisky gendersky Studying how group identities shape political actions and views? Look no further! ECPG24 is your go-to: the biggest, coolest, and friendliest gender & politics conference out there. Propose a paper for my and @michaelhunklinger.bsky.social section: ecpr.eu/Events/Event...

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Intersecting Identities, Political Behavior & Attitudes

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