Andreas Videbæk Jensen
@andreasvijensen.bsky.social
Political Scientist, Assistant Professor, Aarhus University.
I study the relationship between voters' education and their decisions and judgements in the realm of political behavior.
I study the relationship between voters' education and their decisions and judgements in the realm of political behavior.
What exactly does "mapping" mean in this visualization context (as used in your slides)?
December 10, 2025 at 7:02 PM
What exactly does "mapping" mean in this visualization context (as used in your slides)?
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Honorable mention for best paper goes to Andreas Jensen @andreasvijensen.bsky.social (Aarhus University), for What You Study Affects Political Participation: Political Socialization and Resource Accumulation Across College Fields of Study
June 20, 2025 at 1:58 PM
Honorable mention for best paper goes to Andreas Jensen @andreasvijensen.bsky.social (Aarhus University), for What You Study Affects Political Participation: Political Socialization and Resource Accumulation Across College Fields of Study
Reposted by Andreas Videbæk Jensen
Our Education Politics and Policy Best Paper Award goes to:
Mirya Holman @mirya.bsky.social (University of Houston), Rebecca Johnson (Georgetown University), and Tyler Simko @simko.bsky.social (Princeton University), for Measuring Conflict in Local Politics
Mirya Holman @mirya.bsky.social (University of Houston), Rebecca Johnson (Georgetown University), and Tyler Simko @simko.bsky.social (Princeton University), for Measuring Conflict in Local Politics
June 20, 2025 at 1:58 PM
Our Education Politics and Policy Best Paper Award goes to:
Mirya Holman @mirya.bsky.social (University of Houston), Rebecca Johnson (Georgetown University), and Tyler Simko @simko.bsky.social (Princeton University), for Measuring Conflict in Local Politics
Mirya Holman @mirya.bsky.social (University of Houston), Rebecca Johnson (Georgetown University), and Tyler Simko @simko.bsky.social (Princeton University), for Measuring Conflict in Local Politics