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1. Pandemie und Wahlverhalten

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Blumenberg, Manuela S., Bieber, Ina E., Hetzer, Lukas, Pollak, Reinhard, Stroppe, Anne-Kathrin, Schoen, Harald, editor, and Weßels, Bernhard, editor

Published
2024
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2. Regional crises and European fiscal preferences: how regional Covid-19, economic downturn, and migration shape support for EU risk sharing.

Author

Hetzer, Lukas and Burgoon, Brian

Subjects
*FINANCIAL crises, *FISCAL capacity, *HUMAN migrations, *RISK sharing, *GLOBAL Financial Crisis, 2008-2009
Abstract

Economic suffering prompted by the Covid-19 pandemic, coming on the heels of earlier 2008 global-financial and 2015 migration crises, revived debate on citizen support for European fiscal integration policies. Such support can be expected to reflect not only individual-level characteristics but also the extent of crisis exposure in subnational regional contexts where individuals live and work. Unfortunately, existing studies of public support have said little about such regional contexts. This study hence explores how regional-level experience with 'polycrisis' affects support for EU fiscal capacities, combining regional-level crisis measures with a 2020 survey experiment on European citizens' preferences towards fiscal capacity instruments in 5 European countries (DE, ES, FR, IT, NL). This allows tests of whether individual support for various European fiscal capacities reflect regional differences in covid suffering, growth losses after the 2008 global financial crisis, and migration spikes from the 2015 migration crisis. We expect and find that citizens in regions more heavily impacted by the pandemic, financial crisis, and (albeit less so) migration crisis – measured separately and as a composite – tend to more readily support European fiscal integration capacity that is redistributive between countries, financed through progressive taxation, refrains from budgetary conditionality, and is lenient towards reform non-compliance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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4. Links oder rechts? Die ideologische Selbstverortung von Wähler:innen und ihre Wahrnehmung von Parteien in Deutschland

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Dippel, Alina S., Hetzer, Lukas, Burger, Axel M., Dippel, Alina S., Hetzer, Lukas, and Burger, Axel M.

Abstract

Zur Beschreibung der politischen Orientierung von Personen oder Parteien sind die Begriffe links und rechts allgegenwärtig. Auch in sozialwissenschaftlichen Befragungen werden die Begriffe links und rechts genutzt, um zu erfassen, wo Menschen sich selbst und wo sie Parteien im politischen Spektrum verorten. Basierend auf Daten aus den letzten zwölf Jahren der German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES) wird gezeigt, wie die politischen Parteien in Deutschland hinsichtlich ihrer Links-Rechts-Positionierung wahrgenommen werden, wie sich deren ideologische Verortungen im Laufe der Jahre gewandelt haben, wo Wähler:innen dieser Parteien sich selbst verorten und wie diese Verortungen mit wahrgenommenen themenspezifischen Positionierungen zusammenhängen., The terms left and right are widely used to describe the political orientation of individuals or parties. They are also employed in social science surveys to determine where people place themselves and where they place political parties in the political spectrum. Based on data from the last twelve years of the German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES), we show how political parties in Germany are perceived in terms of their left-right positioning, how their ideological positioning has changed over the years, where voters of these parties position themselves, and how this positioning is related to perceived issue-specific positioning.

Published
2022

5. Zur Regierungsablösung nach 16 Jahren Angela Merkel: Die Meinung der deutschen Wähler:innen im Datencheck

Author

Riebe, Frauke, Hetzer, Lukas, and Wenker, Jonas

Subjects
Merkel, Election, Federal Election, Ampel, BTW21, GLES
Abstract

These were eventful and crisis-ridden years in office during which Angela Merkel was Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany from 2005 to 2021: the financial/euro crisis, the "refugee crisis," the climate crisis and, most recently, the Corona pandemic. Times of crisis are often accompanied by change. But how is this change reflected in the attitudes of the German population toward the most important social issues? How have Angela Merkel and the German government been perceived over the years? And how has the desire for a traffic light coalition changed over the past 16 years? Answers to these questions are provided by data from the German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES), the central polling program for the 2009, 2013, 2017 and 2021 federal elections in Germany, with surveys of the population and candidates., Es waren ereignis- und krisenreiche Amtsjahre, in denen Angela Merkel von 2005 bis 2021 Bundeskanzlerin der Bundesrepublik Deutschland war: die Finanz‑/Eurokrise, die „Flüchtlingskrise“, die Klimakrise und zuletzt die Corona-Pandemie. Zeiten der Krise gehen oft mit Wandel einher. Doch wie spiegelt sich dieser Wandel in den Einstellungen der deutschen Bevölkerung zu den wichtigsten gesellschaftlichen Themen wider? Wie wurden Angela Merkel und die Bundesregierung im Verlauf der Jahre wahrgenommen? Und wie hat sich der Wunsch nach einer Ampel-Koalition in den letzten 16 Jahren verändert? Antworten auf diese Fragen erlauben die Daten der German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES), das zentrale Umfrageprogramm zu den Bundestagswahlen 2009, 2013, 2017 und 2021 in Deutschland, mit Befragungen der Bevölkerung und der Kandidierenden., GESIS Blog

Published
2021
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6. Die Bundestagswahl 2021: Eine außergewöhnliche Wahl in ungewöhnlichen Zeiten.

Author

Roßmann, Joss, Wurthmann, L. Constantin, Riebe, Frauke, Hetzer, Lukas, and Blumenberg, Manuela S.

Subjects
POLITICAL candidates, POLITICAL campaigns, POSTAL voting, COVID-19 pandemic, FEDERAL government, REGIONAL differences
Abstract

Copyright of Easy Social Sciences is the property of GESIS - Leibnitz-Institute for Social Sciences in Mannheim and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2022
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7. Editorial.

Author

Riebe, Frauke, Hetzer, Lukas, and Wurthmann, L. Constantin

Subjects
VERSTEHEN
Published
2022

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