✨New study from the #ACCESS4ALL project!I found that lobby teams with a balanced gender composition & shared national backgrounds with MEPs secure more access to the European Parliament🇪🇺But biases remain,especially against lobbyists from newer EU states👇https://t.co/nxtF8eomd3
@GregoryEady & I are delighted our paper "Gendered Perceptions and the Costs of Political Toxicity: Experimental Evidence from Politicians and Citizens in Four Democracies" is now online @APSRjournal (Open access)
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Congratulations to @BrittVandeWalle on an excellent PhD defense! 🎉 Looking forward to collaborating with you on the #ACCESS4ALL project at @FasosMaastricht —exciting times ahead!
In case you missed it: Microsoft and Google’s rivalry takes center stage in Brussels as business lobby groups clash over cloud market influence. A revealing look at how business interests divide and contend in the EU public affairs space 👇https://t.co/m9q1viqtmb
🟣 Volume 16.4
Information, politicization, & reputation
Analyzing a novel dataset 📊 on the engagement of 158 interest groups, @frederiksteven1 & @evelien_willems examine interest groups’ influence on the European Commission’s policy agenda
#OA 🔓 https://t.co/POotWSO0ZP
🆕 A shadow on democracy?
@FenzlMichele suggests that the shadow economy hurts democratic responsiveness because it reduces government revenues 📉 and decreases the reliability of economic statistics 💰.
👉 https://t.co/uEqNXq5tNy #OA
🆕 Politicians’ beliefs about voting behaviour “differ dramatically” from those held by the citizens they represent, according to a new study.
The study, published in @apsrjournal, was co-authored by our academic @a_rasmussen
Read more 👇
https://t.co/QJMDAOVhJo
🆕publication @jepp_journal:
‘Evaluating crisis response speed of international organisations: why it matters and how to achieve it’
🔍I introduce a model for measuring and comparing the crisis response speed of international organisations.
https://t.co/HreIuAOrX6
#OpenAccess
Are you interested in the field of political psychology? And are you interested in doing a PhD at the @VUamsterdam? Check out this great project on personality traits and political ambition by Marc van de Wardt. Supervision by Marc, Loes Aaldering, and me.
https://t.co/RNgGxgemvz
To praise or to pressure? Iskander De Bruycker (@IskanderDB) examines the patterns of social media advocacy during #Covid19 across 9 countries. Read in @PolStudies: https://t.co/elWMlrCPjD (OPEN ACCESS)
@PolStudiesAssoc@SAGECQPolitics @uniyorkspolitics
The Resilient Civil Society (ReCiv) project is hiring!
* 1-year Postdoc position (extension might be possible)
* Application deadline: 4th November
* Come work with the great @michelecrepaz and myself
Pls spread the word / get in touch with any questions
https://t.co/wyuUgc33hI
🌈 The study highlights the crucial role of diversity in lobbying teams and calls for more research on sociodemographic biases and similarity attraction in lobbying and #EU#publicaffairs.✨A whole new research agenda awaits the #ACCESS4ALL team and scholars to explore!➡️
✨New study from the #ACCESS4ALL project!I found that lobby teams with a balanced gender composition & shared national backgrounds with MEPs secure more access to the European Parliament🇪🇺But biases remain,especially against lobbyists from newer EU states👇https://t.co/nxtF8eomd3
💡Interestingly, our analyses suggest #similarity#attraction: MEPs are more likely to grant access to organizations with at least one lobbyist of the same gender or similar member state background 🔗Yet, this advantage decreases as more lobbyists share the MEP’s background👥