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(Peter) Luca Versteegen
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Postdoc at the University of Vienna: Polarization, radical right, prosocial behavior//Political Psych. No lunch before 2pm. lucaversteegen.com
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Do changes in wealth shape voting preferences? We explored this question using an 11 year panel study in🇬🇧 We find no evidence that an increase in assets leads to greater support for the Conservatives New paper with Justin Robinson & @sofiavasilopoulou.bsky.social@bjpols.bsky.social

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Self-disclosure during political discussions can help bridge political divides by making people feel more connected, finds Kubin, @versteegenluca.bsky.social@kurtjgray.bsky.socialdoi.org/10.31234/osf...

Self-Disclosure Bridges Political Divides
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I just finished HOPE FOR CYNICS by Jamil Zaki. The book is brilliant and makes a powerful case that human nature is, at its core, far more prosocial than most people believe. I highly recommend it! Definitely a must read

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Wrote an op-Ed on social exclusion and radical right/Trump support for the Los Angeles Times. My favorite email response is “exercise in intellectual idiocy” – so I think it’s worth a read! Opinion: What the media still get wrong about Trump voters www.latimes.com/opinion/stor...

Opinion: What the media still get wrong about Trump voters
Opinion: What the media still get wrong about Trump voters

They aren't marginalized or 'left behind,' though they feel excluded. They want to keep their white, Christian, male privilege.

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Very happy to have 2 publications out today: In the first one (led by Daniele Caramani and Siyana Gurova) in @cpsjournal.bsky.social we analyze the framing of world cleavages, using word embedding-based scaling and a cool dataset of Economist articles since the 19th century.

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worth sharing

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APSA 2024, where coauthors and I present a set of null results in one paper and a book chapter with planned analyses rather than results because text-as-data is tricky. Learning things along the way!

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Soon #apsa2024! For the 1. time under @Dept_Government|s flag, I’ll present: - Thu, 2:00-3:30pm: on apolitical affect in affective polarization w/ @LilyMasonPhD - Thu, 4:00-5:30pm: exploring norms, trust, & participation among the unpolarized, w/@polpsychjoe & Lily @APSAtweets 🔽 (1/2) Soon #apsa2024! For the 1. time under @Dept_Government|s flag, I’ll present: - Thu, 2:00-3:30pm: on apolitical affect in affective polarization w/ @LilyMasonPhD - Thu, 4:00-5:30pm: exploring norms, trust, & participation among the unpolarized, w/@polpsychjoe & Lily @APSAtweets 🔽 (1/2)

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Made a starter pack. A (non-inclusive) list of kind and supportive political scientists. Includes supportive mentors & colleagues, as well as friendly & fun peers :) go.bsky.app/S4LPfwu

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(Peter) Luca Versteegen
@versteegenluca.bsky.social
Postdoc at the University of Vienna: Polarization, radical right, prosocial behavior//Political Psych. No lunch before 2pm. lucaversteegen.com
394 followers455 following52 posts