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Are you interested in enhancing your descriptive and causal inference by combining QCA with case studies? I was … 12 years ago and still am. Happy to see my book finally out.
SMMR enhances descriptive and causal inference by identifying the best available cases in your data for within-case analysis. Implemented in R package SetMethods @nenaoana.
Thanks to all who discussed SMMR over the years, esp. @ingorohlfing
Purchase at www.cambridge.org/9781009307192. 20% discount with code STMMR23
New paper @PolBehavior
on 'Learning from Polls During Electoral Campaigns' with Leemann & Traunmüller.
Bayesian learning model + motivated reasoning + experimental evaluation
Two main findings, how voters learn from polls:
- Voters are cautious.
- Partisans are willing to jump to conclusions.
Voters’ beliefs about the strength of political parties are a central part of many foundational political science theories. In this article, we present a dynamic Bayesian learning model that allows us to study how voters form these beliefs by learning from pre-election polls over the course of an election campaign. In the model, belief adaptation to new polls can vary due to the perceived precision of the poll or the reliance on prior beliefs. We evaluate the implications of our model using two experiments. We find that respondents update their beliefs assuming that the polls are relatively imprecise but still weigh them more strongly than their priors. Studying implications for motivational learning by partisans, we find that varying adaptation works through varying reliance on priors and not necessarily by discrediting a poll’s precision. The findings inform our understanding of the consequences of learning from polls during political campaigns and motivational learning in general.
I'm hiring a senior research and teaching associate (postdoc, but more), excellent conditions. Please spread the word!
We have a number of openings for positions at the University of Southampton. Come work with us!
Lecturer in Politics & International Relations:
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Associate Professor in Politics & International Relations:
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Applications will be considered from 0.8FTE to Full timeApplications are invited for Lectureship in Politics and International Relations (job title: Lecturer). We are investing in several posts to further strengthen the thriving research...
While more and more users are turning their back on Twitter and joining #Mastodon, @schochastics and @chainsawriot (@GESIS) have implemented the R package rtoot (#rstats) to connect with the Mastodon #API.
💰Free-of-charge (!) & hosted by GESIS Training.
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Hi!
💼 I am a political scientist somewhere at the intersection of #EUstudies, #InternationalRelations and #ComparativePolitics.
💻 Current focus: public debates and #PoliticalCommunication about European and international institutions – working a lot with #TextAsData methods and #rstats.
🌐 More about work: http://christian-rauh.eu
🧐 Here to discover and share #research and #data but musings on #cycling, #FamilyLife, or #RapMusic cannot be avoided, I fear …
@politicalscience
I am a political scientist in the Global Governance unit of the WZB Berlin Social Science Center. My research and teaching interests lie at the intersection of EU studies, international relations and comparative politics. Besides decision-making in the European Commission I am particularly
4 days left to apply for our postdoc position on capitalism, human rights and democracy. Great project, great team :-)
#bizhumanrights #postdoc #jobfairy #humanrights #democracy #capitalism #HorizonEurope #academicjob
Please share widely!
https://www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/postdoctoral-researcher-on-capitalism-human-rights-and-democracy.htm
The Mastodon political science community is scattered across multiple servers. That is fine!
However, one way to keep connected is by the use of *a group*
So, please, all political scientists, follow this group get all political science posts: @politicalscience
And tag the group to share with us all, if you want to spread messages across the entire political science community.
BUT it only works if people follow the group. So, please boost to spread the word! 🙏
Are you a computational linguist and interested in using your skills to support local journalism? Do you want to be part of a world-leading team of computational social scientists and political communication researchers? Then we are curious to get to...
Great to see so many new #PoliticalScience people arriving in the latest influx. A few tips to help connect with others in the field:
- Get yourself added to @brenton_peterson 's list of PolSci researchers, and follow everyone on the list - https://brentonpeterson.github.io/Mastodon-PoliScientists/
- Follow the @politicalscience group
- Use #PoliSci or #PoliticalScience when you introduce yourself and follow these hashtags
- Follow as many other PolSci people as you can
Good Luck!
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