Mapping the Politics of Inequality with Online Crowdcoding
Research
Working Paper & Presentations
WP #01
Haselmayer and Horn (2022). Parties and economic inequality: A systematic analysis of 30 years of research. Based on MPSA2022, Chicago. Download paper.
WP #02
Horn, Klüser, Rittershaus and Haselmayer 2024. Unequal German Democracy and the Rise of the “Lifestyle-Left”? How Left Parties in Germany Conceive of (In)Equality, 1970-2021. Download Working Paper.
WP #03
Horn, Haselmayer and Klüser (2022). Parties’ (non)responses to levels and changes of inequality: Reconciling rival views using new data on equality concepts.APSA paper.Updated now!
WP #04
Horn, Klüser and Haselmayer (2022). Neoliberal, meritocratic, and “woke”? Mapping the Left’s concepts of equality (with new data), 1970-2021. APSA Paper.Updated now!
WP #05
Horn and Haselmayer (2023). The Far Right is now indistinguishable from the Center Right regarding Economic Equality and Equal Rights: Evidence from 66 Parties in 12 Countries, 1970-2020.APSA Paper.
WP #06
Horn and Ahrens (2024). The equality positions and policies of governments 1970-2020: How egalitarian parties pursue equality – yet evade redistribution. APSA Paper