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David Steinecke

@davidsteinecke.bsky.social

PhD candidate at the Chair of Political Science & International Politics, University of Konstanz Web: https://davidsteinecke.github.io/

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Philipp Bien@philippbien.bsky.social · last wk.

I’m happy to share that my first peer-reviewed article is now published open access at @jird-jour.bsky.social. In it, I investigate whether international parliamentary institutions (IPIs) serve as control devices for legislators within international organizations (IOs). tinyurl.com/2k5xnfrf (1/6)

Attending to control? International parliamentary institutions and parliamentary oversight of foreign affairs - Journal of International Relations and Development

Traditionally dominated by the executives, parliaments increasingly push for a more active role in multilateral affairs through International Parliamentary Institutions (IPIs). Conceptual research has...

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Dr. Philip J. Howe@drphilipjhowe.bsky.social · 9mo ago

With the irreplaceable help of @davidsteinecke.bsky.social, Christina Zuber and I venture into legislative studies with this analysis of party groups and role call voting in parliaments in multinational societies. @uni-konstanz.de @lsqjournal.bsky.social onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Competing Principals in a Multinational State: Legislative Behavior in Imperial Austria, 1907–1914

This article examines legislative behavior in the lower house of the Imperial Austrian Reichsrat, a historical legislature representing a multinational society. The coincidence of economic and center...

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David Steinecke@davidsteinecke.bsky.social · last yr.

Missed it over the summer? For those interested in legislative behavior, multinational societies or Imperial Austria: Check out our (not so new) article in @lsqjournal.bsky.social. Thrilled to have written this with my two amazing co-authors Phil Howe & Christina Zuber. doi.org/10.1111/lsq.70029

Competing Principals in a Multinational State: Legislative Behavior in Imperial Austria, 1907–1914

This article examines legislative behavior in the lower house of the Imperial Austrian Reichsrat, a historical legislature representing a multinational society. The coincidence of economic and center....

doi.org

Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik@laurenzennser.bsky.social · last yr.

Great new paper by Phil Howe, @davidsteinecke.bsky.social & Christina Zuber on voting behavior of deputies in the Imperial Austrian Reichsrat: doi.org/10.1111/lsq....

Max Heermann@maxheermann.bsky.social · last yr.

(2) Remember the rapid early trips of "Außenkanzler" Friedrich Merz? In a blog post for @ecprtheloop.bsky.social, @meraymaddah.bsky.social and I explore a rich new dataset on diplomatic travels to analyse where state leaders go for their inaugural foreign visits. bsky.app/profile/ecpr...

The Loop@ecprtheloop.bsky.social · last yr.

🌐 World leaders' first foreign trips reveal more than diplomatic protocol - they are carefully crafted political stories. ✈️ @meraymaddah.bsky.social and @maxheermann.bsky.social analyse inaugural diplomatic journeys to uncover stability and change in global networks 👇 bit.ly/4lY2FHQ

Lotem Halevy@lotemhalevy.bsky.social · 2y ago

Christina Zuber is hiring a Polish Speaking Postdoc for her new project w/ experience in qualitative methods. I often join this incredibly friendly group for coffee, research discussions and outings and am thankful for Christina's sharp mentorship during my postdoc so apply and join us! :)

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