Statistics, Politics and Policy

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Volume 12, issue 2, 2021

Editor’s Note pp. 217-218

Wagschal Uwe

Covid-19 Response Models and Divergences Within the EU: A Health Dis-Union pp. 219-268

Ceron Matilde, Palermo Carlo Maria and Grechi Daniele

Landscape Political Ecology: Rural-Urban Pattern of COVID-19 in Nigeria pp. 269-298

Nwankwo Cletus Famous and Ayadiuno Romanus U.

The Relationship Between Poverty and COVID-19 Infection and Case-Fatality Rates in Germany during the First Wave of the Pandemic pp. 299-321

Ettensperger Felix

Covid-19: A Trade-off between Political Economy and Ethics pp. 323-340

Schneider Henrique

Causes and Consequences of Income Inequality – An Overview pp. 341-357

Polacko Matthew

Monetary Policy and the Top 10%: A Time-Series Analysis Using ARDL and ECM pp. 359-374

Omar Nadeen and Richter Christian

Trade Intensity, Fiscal Integration and Income Inequality in ECOWAS pp. 375-394

Dout Hamitande and Kebalo Léleng

Empirical Analysis of the Effect of Fiscal Policy Shocks in China pp. 395-412

Ji Jia

The Political Economy of Sectoral Credit Provisioning in India: An Empirical Analysis pp. 413-456

Deepti Kohli

Perspectives on Gender Stereotypes: How Did Gender-Based Perceptions Put Hillary Clinton at an Electoral Disadvantage in the 2016 Election? pp. 457-479

Nawabdin Fatemah

Volume 12, issue 1, 2021

Editors’ Note pp. 1-3

Wagschal Uwe, Ettensperger Felix and Waldvogel Thomas

Debate Reaction Ideal Points: Political Ideology Measurement Using Real-Time Reaction Data pp. 5-28

Argyle Daniel, Argyle Lisa P., Eidelman Vlad and Resnik Philip

Heuristic Synchronization of Real-Time Response Data pp. 29-52

Weishaupt Samuel, Feiten Linus, Becker Bernd, Wagschal Uwe, Waldvogel Thomas and Metz Thomas

Assessing the Impact of Political Involvement on the Reliability and Validity of Virtualized Real-time-response Measurement pp. 53-86

Waldvogel Thomas, Metz Thomas, Wagschal Uwe, Becker Bernd, Feiten Linus and Weishaupt Samuel

Tracing Policy-relevant Information in Social Media: The Case of Twitter before and during the COVID-19 Crisis pp. 87-127

Vydra Simon and Kantorowicz Jaroslaw

Statistical Considerations on Political Responsivity in Italy Analyzed Over the 70-Year Time Period from 1948 to 2018 pp. 129-160

Cirillo Matteo

The Results of Exit Polls in Kansas to Verify Voting Machine Counts in the November 2016 Election pp. 161-194

Clarkson Elizabeth

External Peer Challenge in Local Government: The Role of Spatial Spillover and Past Performance pp. 195-215

Jäkel Tim

Volume 11, issue 2, 2020

Healthcare Expenditure Prediction with Neighbourhood Variables – A Random Forest Model pp. 111-138

Mohnen Sigrid M., Rotteveel Adriënne H., Doornbos Gerda and Polder Johan J.

Southeast Asia after the Caliphate: Identifying Spatial Trends in Terrorism and Radicalization in Malaysia pp. 139-165

Henkin Samuel, Boyd Marcus A. and Martin Adam

A Regression Model for Predicting the Likelihood of Reporting a Crime Based on the Victim’s Demographic Variables and Their Perceptions Towards the Police pp. 167-193

Pulenyane Malebogo and Montshiwa Tlhalitshi Volition

Authoritarianism, Prejudice, and Support for Welfare Chauvinism in the United States pp. 195-212

Kehrberg Jason

Volume 11, issue 1, 2020

Evaluating Visualisations in Voting Advice Applications pp. 1-21

Bruinsma Bastiaan

Evaluating Visualisations in Voting Advice Applications pp. 1-21

Bruinsma Bastiaan

Applying Virtualized Real-Time Response Measurement on TV-Discussions with Multi-Person Panels pp. 23-58

Waldvogel Thomas

Applying Virtualized Real-Time Response Measurement on TV-Discussions with Multi-Person Panels pp. 23-58

Waldvogel Thomas

Rurality and Party System Fragmentation in the Nigerian Presidential Elections of the Fourth Republic pp. 59-85

Nwankwo Cletus Famous

Rurality and Party System Fragmentation in the Nigerian Presidential Elections of the Fourth Republic pp. 59-85

Nwankwo Cletus Famous

Why Digital-Era Political Marketing is Not the Death Knell for Democracy: On the Importance of Placing Political Microtargeting in the Context of Party Competition pp. 87-110

König Pascal D.

Why Digital-Era Political Marketing is Not the Death Knell for Democracy: On the Importance of Placing Political Microtargeting in the Context of Party Competition pp. 87-110

König Pascal D.

Volume 10, issue 2, 2019

Oral Questions in the European Parliament: A Network Analysis pp. 87-113

Jäckle Sebastian and Metz Thomas

Big Data and Trust in Public Policy Automation pp. 115-136

Waggoner Philip D., Kennedy Ryan, Le Hayden and Shiran Myriam

Right on Time: An Electoral Audit for the Publication of Vote Results pp. 137-186

Antenangeli Leonardo and Cantú Francisco

Volume 10, issue 1, 2019

Religion and Voter Choice Homogeneity in the Nigerian Presidential Elections of the Fourth Republic pp. 1-25

Nwankwo Cletus Famous

Performance Gaps, Peer Effects, and Comparative Behaviour: Empirical Evidence from Swedish Local Government pp. 27-53

Jäkel Tim

Abstentionism, Voting Advice Applications and Voting Activation pp. 55-85

Ramos Javier, Padilla Javier and Chueca Enrique

Volume 9, issue 2, 2018

VAAs Users’ Voting Behavior and the Role of Partisanship. Evidence from the 2014 Belgian Federal Elections pp. 87-104

Gallina Marta

The Impact of VAAs on (non-Voting) Aspects of Political Participation: Insights from Panel Data Collected During the 2017 German Federal Elections Campaign pp. 105-134

Manavopoulos Vasilis, Triga Vasiliki, Marschall Stefan and Wurthmann Lucas Constantin

Validating and Improving Voting Advice Applications: Estimating Party Positions Using Candidate Surveys pp. 135-160

Andreadis Ioannis and Giebler Heiko

The Impact of Voting Advice Applications on Electoral Turnout: Evidence from Greece pp. 161-179

Gemenis Kostas

Volume 9, issue 1, 2018

The Financial Crisis, Fiscal Federalism, and the Creditworthiness of US State Governments pp. 1-30

McBrayer Markie, Shea Patrick E. and Kirkland Justin H.

An Attempt to Position the German Political Parties on a Tree for 2013 and 2017 pp. 31-56

Prisner Erich

Estimating the Conflict Dimensionality in the German Länder from Vote Advice Applications, 2014–2017 pp. 57-86

Nyhuis Dominic and König Pascal

Volume 8, issue 2, 2017

Editor’s Note pp. 121-122

Wagschal Uwe

Unpacking Big Data in Education. A Research Framework pp. 123-137

Rosanna De Rosa and Aragona Biagio

A Semi-automatic Method to Retrieve Twitter Accounts pp. 139-151

Nocca Florence

Themes and Topics in Parliamentary Oversight Hearings: A New Direction in Textual Data Analysis pp. 153-194

Sanders James, Lisi Giulio and Schonhardt-Bailey Cheryl

How to Lose Cases and Influence People pp. 195-221

Hinkle Rachael K. and Nelson Michael J.

Examining the Policy Learning Dynamics of Atypical Policies with an Application to State Preemption of Local Dog Laws pp. 223-247

Fix Michael P. and Mitchell Joshua L.

Voting in Nigeria: Determinants of Turnout in the 2015 Presidential Election pp. 249-260

Nwankwo Cletus Famous and Okafor Uchenna Paulinus

Volume 8, issue 1, 2017

The Representativity of Election Polls pp. 1-12

Bethlehem Jelke

Less Supervision, More Satisficing? Comparing Completely Self-Administered Web-Surveys and Interviews Under Controlled Conditions pp. 13-28

Mühlböck Monika, Steiber Nadia and Kittel Bernhard

Did Shy Trump Supporters Bias the 2016 Polls? Evidence from a Nationally-representative List Experiment pp. 29-40

Coppock Alexander

Understanding the 2016 US Presidential Polls: The Importance of Hidden Trump Supporters pp. 41-63

Enns Peter K., Lagodny Julius and Schuldt Jonathon P.

Roosevelt Predicted to Win: Revisiting the 1936 Literary Digest Poll pp. 65-84

Lohr Sharon L. and Brick J. Michael

Predicting the Brexit Vote by Tracking and Classifying Public Opinion Using Twitter Data pp. 85-104

Amador Diaz Lopez Julio Cesar, Collignon-Delmar Sofia, Benoit Kenneth and Matsuo Akitaka

What do we Lose with Online-Only Surveys? Estimating the Bias in Selected Political Variables Due to Online Mode Restriction pp. 105-120

Klaus Pforr and Dannwolf Tanja