GPOP

Global Public Opinions Project - an i'nat project collecting public opinion data, designing public opinion measures & analysing public opinion as a whole

[OOIR @ObserveIR]

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[Ryan E Carlin @RyanECarlin1]

Congrats @xaviromero on this cool new paper. Innovative methods brought to bear on enduring questions -- always a winner! https://t.co/Ks1pmfmQke

[Pollitik @Pollitik_Lab]

Auf Wiedersehen! We've run the numbers comparing Angela Merkel's popularity to that of other German Chancellors. Spoiler alert in the title but check out, "Shattering Glass Ceilings, Setting Records" by @KelsiQuick3. https://t.co/rI7kzWNVrc

[Southern European Politics (SG-ECPR) @ecpr_sep]

Interested in support for independence in #Catalonia? Take a look at this recent article on the evolution of mass preferences. Congratulations @xaviromero

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

We happily and proudly announce the most recent publications with our data: Manlio Cinalli and PI @SMVanHauwaert examine opinion-policy congruence on Muslim-related issues in France. Now in @ERSjournal here: https://t.co/psblX5DUGr

[Pollitik @Pollitik_Lab]

Will contracting COVID make AMLO more popular? Don't bet on it! See our analysis in The Monkey Cage https://t.co/oQdMCvZTCX & on our site: https://t.co/EOxxoxZV2D.

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

After some time, we are happy to report various academic and non academic publications are using our data, particularly related to immigration, Muslims and redistribution. Parience pays off! Stay tuned, more to follow very soon!

[Executive Approval Project @ExecApproval]

New article by EAP team members on public policy and accountability in Latin America!

Policy Regimes and Economic Accountability in Latin America - Ryan E. Carlin, Timothy Hellwig, 2019 https://t.co/59zHi2xxbg

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

Second presentation with GPOP data at #epop2019: @SMVanHauwaert presenting immigration opinion data and how an immigration thermostat might operate across Europe

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

If you are wondering how the project data is or can be used, don’t hesitate to check out the paper presentations by @xaviromero and @SMVanHauwaert at the upcoming @psaepop conference hosted by @StrathPolIR #publicopinion #macropolity

[Steven M. Van Hauwaert @SMVanHauwaert]

@xaviromero presenting our paper at the @ECPR Joint Sessions about the unequal effect of inequality on the redistributive preferences of the rich and poor across Europe (1980s-2017), using data from @gpop_eu and @fredericksolt. #ecprjs19

[Anne Rasmussen - @annerasmussen.bsky.social @a_rasmussen]

Does Party Government moderate the responsiveness of public policy to public opinion? See our new #GovLis article in @JPublicPolicy @PA_UniLeiden @APSA_PubPol

[Executive Approval Project @ExecApproval]

New research examining the popularity of presidents in Latin America from the @ExecApproval. https://t.co/tfef2n8j5T

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

Are you interested in public opinion, immigration, or both? This new article in CEP shows the immigration opinions of citizens depend on immigration rates and regional power settings, but not the economy. https://t.co/FpGs63pIrA

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

We are excited to promote the first of many publications using the project data. @SMVanHauwaert and P. English design immigration opinion measures in Belgium, France and the UK, and show that citizens are responsive to their immigration environments. https://t.co/QvImKOJIBK

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

Great new article about the possibilities of the @ExecApproval's data and the study of executive approval in LATAM https://t.co/GEi0Gnjwim

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

Beware, publications are coming... Stay tuned!

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

@pete_enns This is very similar to numbers across europe - despite what most scholars and pundits claim/argue

[GPOP @gpop_eu]

Join @K_Vossing's Comparative Politics Colloquium at HU Berlin this afternoon for the presentation of @xaviromero and @SMVanHauwaert's paper "Mass preferences for redistribution and differential responsiveness between low- and high-income groups"