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Politics Prof @powimz.bsky.social | parties, elections, attitudes, behaviour | right-wing extremism/populism/radicalism https://www.kai-arzheimer.com/

Kai Arzheimer is a German professor of Political Science at the University of Mainz. Previously, he was a Lecturer in German and West European Politics at the Department of Government of the University of Essex. In 2017-2018, he held the Hannah Arendt Visiting Chair in German and European Studies at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. .. more

Political science 68%
Sociology 12%

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"Der AfD-Europaabgeordnete Petr Bystron ist auf Kosten der Kommunistischen Partei nach China geflogen. Die staatliche Propaganda-Agentur zahlte den Flug in der Business-Class und Übernachtungen im luxuriösen Sheraton-Hotel." www.t-online.de/nachrichten/...
Luxushotel und Schiffsrundfahrt: China zahlte für AfD-Politiker
Der AfD-Europaabgeordnete Petr Bystron ist auf Kosten von China nach Beijing geflogen. Die Propaganda-Agentur Xinhua zahlte Flug und Luxushotel.
www.t-online.de
Our Department at Aalborg University is hiring an Associate Professor in Sociology with a focus on quantitative methods: www.stillinger.aau.dk/videnskabeli...
Associate Professor in sociology with focus on quantitative methods
At The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Department of Society and Politics, a position as Associate Professor in Sociology with focus on quantitati...
www.stillinger.aau.dk

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You'd think by now we'd have swapped January with February so we could start off with a short month.

For the 2026th year in a row

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how about, EU gives rfk jr its 2012 nobel peace price for ending the war on protein, just to mess with Trump?

And what do we say when 600 of us board a Dutch commuter train on a Wednesday night? We say 'Sorry about ze invasion. Now move over please. Jawoll!'

Was about to start a petition, then realised the Belgians pulled this off a decade ago

The ICE 🚂 to Amsterdam was some 90 minutes late, so they decided to stop the train in Utrecht and make us a problem for Dutch rail to take care of (which they thankfully did). Is that a standard procedure, @deutschebahn.com ?

"When people tell you who they are..."

Riding the German Shinkansen to a great European city, for an interesting workshop, in great company. After running an obstacle course and a very small detour. Than you for travelling with Deutsche Bahn 🥸

Spare a thought for HMG's social media drones
“Our posts are either ignored or hated”: The government’s X dilemma
A ban might just put Whitehall's comms officials out of their misery
www.newstatesman.com

Still a great tool for capturing online debates at academic events.
Wakelet as a tool for archiving online debates on (academic) events - kai arzheimer
wakelet is a great replacement for storify. With wakelet, academics can collect and reshare resources (tweets, images, videos ...) related to their events
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"I went to QMUL, and all I got is this lovely mug"

Just found this conference souvenir at the back of the cupboard. Good memories #AcademicChatter

We are delighted to announce that @tommasopavone.bsky.social, Caleb Pomeroy and Nicole Bernhardt have each received Connaught New Researcher Awards for 2024-25! www.politics.utoronto.ca/news/connaug...

Christmas gift from the daughter's boyfriend. Good man.

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In the past, 🇺🇸 Americans who did not go to church were still quite religious. Not anymore.
Are Never Attenders More Secular Today?
Or are there lots of folks who never show up to church, but still feel religious?
www.graphsaboutreligion.com

'They have good instincts on which issues matter most to voters, [but] they also make mistakes as a result of motivated reasoning'
How well do politicians understand what matters to voters?
Politicians need to have a good understanding of which issues matters most to voters. Chris Butler reports from a recent survey of politicians that
theloop.ecpr.eu

Hard agree #farright #Germany

Morning, y'all

The bullshit machine is also the plagiarism machine. I find it quite amusing how aggressively corporations pushed the notion of intellectual property during the internet's early days, only to throw it out of the window two decades later
AI’s Memorization Crisis
Large language models don’t “learn”—they copy. And that could change everything for the tech industry.
www.theatlantic.com

Interesting data (as always), but who are 'the people'?
Power to the people?
 In 1946, a short-lived survey organization called the Psychological Corporation (which seems to have been connected to the Gallup Poll) ask...
justthesocialfacts.blogspot.com

In the app , it's under settings -> moderation -> muted words and tags. Works like a charm

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M. Mauk. “Rebuilding Trust in Broken Systems? Populist Party Success and Citizens" Trust in Democratic Institutions”. In: Politics and Governance 8.3 (2020), pp. 45-58. dx.doi.org/10.17645/pag.v8i3.2896.

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We like Switzerland.

Thanks: you're obviously right, and that's a very succinct clarification