09:30 - 11:10
P11
Identity Politics
Room: South Room 221
Panel Session 11
Amanda Haraldsson - Are those who are encouraged to participate more likely to pay it forward? Group differences in political encouragement
Björn Carré - The tactical repertoire of nonprofit politics within the Flemish context. The assumption of qualitative thinning out?
Lena Huber - The best of both worlds: How parties combine policy issues and group appeals
Hauke Licht - Who are you talking to? Automated measurement of group appeals in political texts
 
P11-01
Are those who are encouraged to participate more likely to pay it forward? Group differences in political encouragement
Amanda Haraldsson 1, 2, Karolina Koc-Michalska 2, Bruce Bimber 3
1 European University Institute, 2 Audencia Business School, 3 University of California, Santa Barbara
P11-02
The tactical repertoire of nonprofit politics within the Flemish context. The assumption of qualitative thinning out?
Björn Carré
University of Antwerp
P11-03
The best of both worlds: How parties combine policy issues and group appeals
Lena Huber 1, Martin Haselmayer 2
1 University of Vienna, 2 University of Konstanz
P11-04
Who are you talking to? Automated measurement of group appeals in political texts
Hauke Licht 1, Ronja Sczepanksi 2
1 University of Zurich, Department of Political Science, 2 ETH Zurich, European Politics Research Group