Reposted by FelixVictor Loxen @victorloxen.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Ich habe zum Postliberalismus einen long-read für die ZEIT geschrieben. Hier meine Einleitung dazu, unten der Geschenk-Link 13310
Reposted by FelixPhilipp Hölzing @philipphoelzing.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Victor Loxen über den stw-Band "Postliberalismus? Eine transatlantische Debatte" von Julian Nicolai Hofmann und Veith Selk – es wird debattiert! www.zeit.de/feuilleton/2...zeit.dePostliberalismus: Der Feind meines Feindes ist nicht mein FreundFür viele Linke ist der sogenannte Postliberalismus das neue große Ding. Doch die Begeisterung bewegt sich am Ende zwischen tragischer Romantik und autoritärem Exzess. 2116
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 22/09/2026Claude-Exercise am Samstag Morgen, zeigt, dass das einfach die Realität des Regierens in der Bundesrepublik ist. 150
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 22/09/2026Weißt Infratest Nichtwähler:innen und Wähler:innen die zum ersten Mal wahlberechtigt sind getrennt aus? Da die Linke 50% aller Wähler:innen unter 35 für sich hat gewinnen können, in einem Wahljahr in dem 5.5 Jahrgänge zum ersten Mal wählen durften, erscheint mir das sehr relevant. 100
Reposted by FelixMarkus Kollberg @markuskollberg.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Do you want to understand whether investments in public services can make democracies more resilient? Come and do your PhD with @heikekluever.bsky.social and me! We offer great conditions, a supportive team, and lots of room to develop your own ideas. Any questions? Please, do reach out! 03722
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 03/08/2026Holiday read: www.ias.edu/ideas/useful...ias.eduThe Usefulness of Useless KnowledgeIs it not a curious fact that in a world steeped in irrational hatreds which threaten civilization itself, men and women—old and young—detach themselves wholly or partly from the angry current of dail... 010
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 07/07/2026Weiterhin bereue ich nach wie vor am meisten, dass ich mein Bachelor nicht um ein Jahr verlängert habe, um etwas Philosophie und Mathematik zu studieren. 020
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 01/06/2026After completing my first year at Princeton, I am visiting @dynamics.bsky.social for the summer. Let's grab a coffee if you're in town. I'm in Berlin until the end of August. 0130
Reposted by FelixVincent Heddesheimer @vheddesheimer.bsky.social · 03/04/2026🚨 Just shipped a major update to GERDA, the German Election Database. - State elections update: new years + mail-in - 3 new election types: Mayoral, County, European - Municipal elections: 1984-2025 - Meinungsbild public opinion - New website & features german-elections.com 311735
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 29/03/2026Another weekend where my Strava feed is filled with race results from three different half-marathons across Europe. I am getting old… 020
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 22/03/2026I never met Leo, but many friends took his classes and worked for him. He must have been an amazing guy. Rest in peace and stay safe 🕊️ www.polsoz.fu-berlin.de/polwiss/fors...polsoz.fu-berlin.deNachruf auf Leo Ahrens 0135
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 12/03/2026I harassed Julius to do this, so blame me if you don't like this 1100
Reposted by FelixJulius Kölzer @juliusk.bsky.social · 11/03/2026On Sunday, one of Germany’s largest states went to the polls in a closely contested election. What can we learn from the results & how do they relate to looming deindustrialization in one of Germany’s industrial heartlands? A thread with some decriptive patterns from data on 1,101 municipalities. 🧵 812157
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 01/03/2026I am once again asking you to read Marshall (2022) before running a close-election RDD onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1...onlinelibrary.wiley.comAmerican Journal of Political Science | MPSA Journal | Wiley Online LibraryPolitician characteristic regression discontinuity (PCRD) designs leveraging close elections are widely used to isolate effects of an elected politician characteristic on downstream outcomes. Unlike .... 1157
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 11/02/2026What are peoples takes on this discourse? I'd be especially curious to hear the opinions of other early career researchers. causalinf.substack.com/p/claude-cod...causalinf.substack.comClaude Code 17: The Zero Profit Condition Is ComingSubstack reasoning about who the new equilibrium 020
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 11/02/2026Ich hab vor ein zweieinhalb Jahren mit zwei geschätzten Mitstips beim ehml. BMBF via @fragdenstaat.de Daten zur Soziologie der Begabtenförderung angefragt. Wir freuen uns, dass die SZ nun einen kleinen Artikel darüber geschrieben hat. www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/s...sueddeutsche.deStudieren mit Stipendium: Mehrheit hätte keinen Anspruch auf BafögWer bekommt während seines Studiums Geld über ein Stipendium? Es sind oft diejenigen, die eigentlich schon finanziell gut aufgestellt sind 170
Reposted by FelixNatascha Strobl @nataschastrobl.bsky.social · 08/01/2026Der Faschismus arbeitet übrigens auch damit, dass seine Gegner glauben er ist übermächtig und unbesiegbar. Glaubt das nicht. Sie sind es nicht. 4842141307
Reposted by FelixPaul Hünermund @p-hunermund.com · 30/12/2025Picked up a copy of Abundance. Any well-argued critiques from credible voices? I'd like a solid counterpoint to go with it. 682
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 28/12/2025Ulf @buermeyer.de scheint der einige Journalist zu sein, der den Unterschied zwischen Korrelation und Kausalität versteht open.spotify.com/episode/3kvI...open.spotify.comJahresrückblick 2025 - Bröckelnde Gewissheiten 2131
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 27/12/2025Has anyone written about the market for ESG certificates being a market for lemons or is that sort of a trivial observation? 010
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 19/12/2025Interesting slate of PE papers out this week in the JEEA: "Tax Professionals and Tax Evasion" Battaglini et al. doi.org/10.1093/jeea... "The Common Good and Voter Polarization" Kendall/Matsusaka doi.org/10.1093/jeea... "The Animal-Welfare Levy" Espinosa/Treich doi.org/10.1093/jeea... 130
Reposted by FelixScott Abramson @scottfabramson.bsky.social · 05/12/2025Start by writing down a mode and then specify the identifying variation needed to recover its parameters. Design your survey, experiment, or empirical strategy to target the substantively meaningful theoretical object. The world is not filled with ATE Pokémon to collect. 131
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 10/11/2025Very interesting taz.de/Wie-die-USA-...taz.deWie die USA Rudi Dutschke beobachteten: Die Akte „Red Rudi“Von 1967 an spähte das FBI Studentenführer Rudi Dutschke aus, um seine Übersiedlung in die USA zu verhindern. Nun sind die Akten teils öffentlich. 010
Reposted by FelixAnna Grzymala-Busse @annagbusse.bsky.social · 05/11/2025Zohran Mamdani won with 50.4%. Eric Adams won in 2021 with 67%. Bill de Blasio won in 2017 with 66% 7162
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 20/08/2025The satisfaction of scribbling a little square under a proof that took you way too long to understand makes it all worth it. 020
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 11/08/2025Events such as these are what motivates me to pursue an academic career. Thanks to @fabioellger.bsky.social @hannohilbig.bsky.social @wzbdemocracy.bsky.social for hosting us & to all participants for constructive feedback on @antonkoenneke.de & my paper, and the great vibes. C u ➡ summer! 0142
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 16/06/2025I'll try this again: What is the most important paper in political econ (broadly defined) published in the last two years that I should read? 111
Reposted by FelixJulius Kölzer @juliusk.bsky.social · 12/06/2025Personal news: I am happy to share that I will be starting a PhD in the joint @dynamics.bsky.social doctoral program of the @humboldtuni.bsky.social and the @hertieschool.bsky.social this autumn in Berlin. I will now briefly thank some people who have supported me over the past few years 🧵. 141965
Reposted by FelixSebastian Ramirez-Ruiz @seramirezruiz.bsky.social · 12/06/2025📄 Whose expert knowledge informs policymaking around the world? @rsenninger.bsky.social and I analyze data from 1.2 million government policy documents from 185 countries—and find a prominent pattern: 🌍 Policy evidence is overwhelmingly sourced from the Global North. Preprint: osf.io/w8q3y 🧪🧵👇 56925
Reposted by FelixTarik Abou-Chadi @tabouchadi.bsky.social · 12/05/2025Reminder that earlier naturalization leads to better integration of immigrants. Extending the period necessary for settlement in the UK will have exactly the opposite effect of what Starmer and the Labour leadership claim. "Migrants first have to prove themselves" is a nativist trope and bad policy. 326788
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 12/05/2025Nice visual of the spatial dynamics of the recent German federal election. Obv not the whole story but this makes it really obvious how the left was so successful. 040
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 11/05/2025@jacobedenhofer.bsky.social is the batsignal for sharp thinking on any political issue. 110
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 11/05/2025OK, what are the papers I need to read to understand the normative and empirical implications of a potential AfD ban? 162
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 02/05/2025🐯 Excited to announce that this summer, I will start my PhD in Political Economy with @princetonpolitics.bsky.social @princetonecon.bsky.social. After a challenging but rewarding year and a half in the private sector, I am looking forward to returning to academia. 3451
Reposted by FelixThiemo Fetzer 🇪🇺🇺🇦 - same handle elsewhere @trfetzer.com · 28/03/2025In light of this natural disaster, I am happy to share a new paper with @prashantgarg.bsky.social that aims to shed light on a phenomena of patterns in transnational & dyadic media coverage around "events". To me this is the best way to study many geopolitical phenomena these days. What do we do? 2143
Reposted by FelixClaudia Landwehr @clandwehr.bsky.social · 28/03/2025Call for papers! The annual meeting of the @dvpw.bsky.social working group on Analytical Political Theory will take place on Oct 9-10, 2025 in Mainz. This year, we are particularly interested in papers on democratic process preferences! theorie.politik.uni-mainz.de/files/2025/0... 01610
Reposted by FelixFelix @wortmanncallejon.de · 26/03/2025I'll be on vacation next week so I have plenty of time to read. What is the most important paper in political econ (broadly defined) published in the last two years that I should read? Self-promotions welcomed! 021
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 26/03/2025I'll be on vacation next week so I have plenty of time to read. What is the most important paper in political econ (broadly defined) published in the last two years that I should read? Self-promotions welcomed! 021
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 24/02/2025If anyone is keeping tabs, I want someone/people to gift me a FT subscription. 020
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 24/02/2025@cendt.de Ist die Grafik hier in Prozent des 2021 Wahlergebnis oder nur in Prozentpunkten? In Bezug auf die Erst- oder die Zweitstimme? Würde mich sehr interessieren, danke! 120
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 02/02/2025This is a fantastic paper: doi.org/10.1017/pan....doi.orgSign-Congruence, External Validity, and Replication | Political Analysis | Cambridge CoreSign-Congruence, External Validity, and Replication 020
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 01/02/2025I have an old #iMac which has stopped getting software updates. I want to extend its life by installing a #Linux distro on it. I care about: 1. it still working as an external monitor 2. being able to connect remotely somehow to run calculations What distros do you recommend? 100
Felix @wortmanncallejon.de · 01/02/2025Another incredibly interesting "Not Another Politics Podcast"-episode, covering and interesting JPE article www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1... open.spotify.com/episode/0LMZ...open.spotify.comIs The "Strong Economy Equals Incumbent Victory" Theory Wrong?Not Another Politics Podcast · Episode 000