Search Results - "Duell, Dominik"

Which Parties Can Lead Opinion? Experimental Evidence on Partisan Cue Taking in Multiparty Democracies by Brader, Ted, Tucker, Joshua A., Duell, Dominik

“…Political parties not only aggregate the policy preferences of their supporters, but also have the ability to shape those preferences. Experimental evidence…”
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The immigration discrimination dilemma by Gerver, Mollie, Simon, Miranda, Lown, Patrick, Duell, Dominik

“…This article presents moral dilemmas that arise when expressing an argument persuades citizens to support rights for migrants, but also persuades citizens to…”
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Understanding causal mechanisms in the study of group bias by Duell, Dominik, Landa, Dimitri

“…Causal mechanisms' portability and their predictions in sometimes counterfactual settings point to the value of studies with details of interactions and/or…”
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Political polarization and selection in representative democracies by Duell, Dominik, Valasek, Justin

“…While scholars and pundits alike have expressed concern regarding the increasingly “tribal” nature of political identities, there has been little analysis of…”
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How Political Representation Empowers Women by West, Emily Anne, Duell, Dominik

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Social Identity and Electoral Accountability by Landa, Dimitri, Duell, Dominik

“…In a laboratory experiment, we explore the effects of group identities on the principal-agent relationship between voters and representatives. In an adverse…”
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Do citizens make inferences from political candidate characteristics when aiming for substantive representation? by Arnesen, Sveinung, Duell, Dominik, Johannesson, Mikael Poul

“…We elicit citizens' preferences over hypothetical candidates by applying conjoint survey experiments within a probability-based online panel of the Norwegian…”
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Behavioral Political Economy of Social Identity by Duell, Dominik

“…Social identities are omnipresent in politics. They influence individuals’ emotions, cognition, and reasoning. They purportedly drive electoral violence and…”
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