Matthias Fatke

LHS Stuttgart

Kronenstr. 20

Stuttgart, 70173

Germany

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Identifying Populist Party Communication on Social Media

ECPR General Conference in Oslo,6 – 9, September 2017
Number of pages: 21 Posted: 01 Nov 2017
Tobias Schwarzbözl and Matthias Fatke
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and LHS Stuttgart
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Populism, Political parties, Social media, Facebook, Text analysis

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A Palliative for Those Who Feel Left Behind? Political Trust in the Face of Economic Inequality

Number of pages: 34 Posted: 24 Feb 2017 Last Revised: 20 Nov 2019
Daniela Braun and Matthias Fatke
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) and LHS Stuttgart
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Inequality, Political trust, Social status, Social class, System justification

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Inequality, Political Behavior, Redistribution, Participation, Protest, Perceptions

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Regional Authority Increases the Relationship between Socioeconomic Status and Voting

Posted: 03 Feb 2017
Matthias Fatke and Birte Gundelach
LHS Stuttgart and Independent

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decentralisation, regional authority, inequality, voting, local government, regions, socioeconomic status

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Associational Landscapes Increase Social Trust Only of Nonmembers

Posted: 12 Jan 2017
David Born and Matthias Fatke
Independent and LHS Stuttgart

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Social capital, Voluntary associations, Generalized trust, Social participation, Civil society

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Personality, Political ideology, Five-factor model, Big Five, Cross-national comparison

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Behavioural Priming in Popular Votes and Elections

Posted: 16 Jun 2015
Matthias Fatke
LHS Stuttgart

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Behavioural priming, Electoral behaviour, Vote choice, Behavioural decision theory, Social psychology, Referendums

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Regional authority, Decentralisation, Political participation, Political opportunity structures, Educative effects