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Populist attitudes and selective exposure to online news: A cross-country analysis combining web tracking and surveys
S Stier, N Kirkizh, C Froio, R Schroeder
The International Journal of Press/Politics 25 (3), 426-446, 2020
1452020
Online news and protest participation in a political context: Evidence from self-reported cross-sectional data
N Kirkizh, O Koltsova
Social Media+ Society 7 (1), 2056305120984456, 2021
162021
Issue trade‐offs and the politics of representation: Experimental evidence from four European democracies
N Kirkizh, C Froio, S Stier
European Journal of Political Research 62 (4), 1009-1030, 2023
102023
Predicting political attitudes from web tracking data: a machine learning approach
N Kirkizh, R Ulloa, S Stier, J Pfeffer
Journal of Information Technology & Politics, 1-14, 2024
32024
When do candidates “go negative”? A conjoint analysis to unpack the mechanisms of negative campaigning
S Stier, C Oschatz, BC von Hohenberg, J Maier, A Nai, N Kirkizh
Electoral Studies 93, 102894, 2025
22025
Explaining negative campaigning by candidates in German state elections: A conjoint study
S Stier, N Kirkizh, C Oschatz, J Maier, A Nai
OSF, 2021
2021
Online appendix for paper ‘Populist attitudes and selective exposure to online news’
S Stier, N Kirkizh, C Froio, R Schroeder
Effects of Biased Media on Foreign Policy Preferences: Evidence from a Natural Experiment
N Kirkizh
OSF, 0
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