Published: 2012-12-01

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Research Report

Reaction Latencies as Indicators for Political Attitudes: The Implicit Association Test

Thomas Plischke
 Pages: 73-98 
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Positions, Factions and Mandates: Applying Quantitative Text Analysis to Self-Reported Biographical Notes from the Members of the 17th German Bundestag

Kamil Marcinkiewicz, Markus Tepe
 Pages: 99-132 
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Annex - Positions, Factions and Mandates: Applying Quantitative Text Analysis to Self-Reported Biographical Notes from the Members of the 17th German Bundestag

Kamil Marcinkiewicz, Markus Tepe
 Pages: A1-A6 
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To Ask or To Simulate? Estimating the Political Effects of Low Turnout at the 2009 European Parliament Elections

Patrick Bernhagen, Richard Rose
 Pages: 133-156 
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Measuring Dynamics: A Rolling Panel Study in the run-up to the Baden-Wuerttemberg state election 2011

Thorsten Faas, Johannes N. Blumenberg
 Pages: 157-183 
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Online-Surveys: An appropriate survey method for electoral research? A comparison of different survey modes in use at the 2009 German Federal Election

Ina Elisabeth Bieber, Evelyn Bytzek
 Pages: 185-211 
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Comparing Experiments: Political leaders, opinion formation and voting decisions in presidential and parliamentary systems

Sascha Huber
 Pages: 213-244 
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Annex - Comparing Experiments: Political leaders, opinion formation and voting decisions in presidential and parliamentary systems

Sascha Huber
 Pages: A1-A20 
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