Search Results - subject:"Politische Ideologie"

The happiness crash of 2020

Peltzman, Sam - 2026

I document a sudden, sharp and historically unprecedented decline in self-reported happiness in the US population. It occurred during 2020, the year of the Covid pandemic, and mainly persists through 2024. This happiness crash spread across nearly all typical demographics and geographies. The...

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The war of ideas : institutions and global media bias

Liu, Sibo; Makarin, Alexey; Wu, Jinfeng; Zhang, Dong - 2026

We present the first systematic analysis of how countries cover each other in the news, using a newly constructed dataset of 55,240 media sources from 176 countries between 2015 and 2022, drawing upon a corpus of 1.4 billion online news articles. We document a pattern of global media bias:...

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From moderates to extremes : how immigration polarizes American politics

Matzat, Johannes; Dreher, Axel; Langlotz, Sarah; … - 2026

We provide causal evidence that immigration has contributed to the polarization of American politics. Using an ancestry-based shift-share instrument, we study immigration flows into U.S. counties between 1992 and 2016. Counties exposed to larger immigrant inflows become more polarized both in...

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From moderates to extremes : how immigration polarizes american politics

Matzat, Johannes; Dreher, Axel; Langlotz, Sarah; … - 2026

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Political ideologies, redistribution and local (mis-)perceptions of migrant stocks and flows

Langlotz, Sarah; Matzat, Johannes; Dreher, Axel; … - 2026

Do factual immigration updates shift societal concerns across political ideologies? Conducting an online experiment in the lead-up to the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, respondents provided local immigrant stock and flow estimates before being randomized to receive realistic information on...

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Political ideologies, redistribution and local (mis-)perceptions of migrant stocks and flows

Langlotz, Sarah; Matzat, Johannes; Dreher, Axel; … - 2026

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Green mandates and the politics in the jungle : do leftist mayors curb Amazon deforestation?

Nishijima, Marislei; Pal, Sarmistha - 2026

This paper investigates whether left-leaning politicians are more effective than their rightleaning counterparts in reducing deforestation in the Legal Amazon in Brazil. Using data from 760 Amazon municipalities and a regression discontinuity approach based on close elections, it finds that...

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Entrepreneurialism : conceptual exploration of an ideology

Lubinski, Christina; Tucker, Knox - 2026

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The financial drivers of populism in Europe

Guiso, Luigi; Morelli, Massimo; Sonno, Tommaso; … - 2026

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Taxing wealth or capital income? : the impact of political ideology on property tax policy in Spain : a quasi-experimental study

Tubío-Sánchez, José María; Lago Peñas, Santiago; … - 2026

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From QAnon to the climate change hoax : using "Moral Politics Theory" to explain conspiracy mentality among the ideological right

Elkmann, Janek; Schrimpf, Tobias - 2026

Research on conspiracy theories and predictors that explain susceptibility to believing in conspiracy theories (conspiracy mentality) has already led to a considerable body of academic contributions. Nevertheless, we see the necessity to continue working on higher-level frameworks that summarize...

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Fragile evidence for an ideological bias in the production of research findings : comment on Borjas and Breznau

Auspurg, Katrin; Brüderl, Josef - 2026

Borjas and Breznau (Borjas and Breznau 2026; hereafter referred to as B&B) recently reported that researchers' ideology influences their empirical findings. Although we were able to reproduce their numerical results, a reanalysis shows that the reported association is not robust. Specifically, the...

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