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Jan-Philip Steinmann

@jpsteinmann.bsky.social

PostDoc | Sociologist | @KFN | @FGZ | Social inequalities | Migration and integration | Right-wing populism | Deviant behavior | Religion https://www.jan-philip-steinmann.com/

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Ansgar Hudde@hudde.bsky.social · 4w ago

Mein Buch 📕Wo wir wie wählen: Politische Muster in Deutschlands Nachbarschaften📕 jetzt als @bpb.de-Sonderausgabe! Dafür habe ich: • Wahlergebnisse alle 94.000 Stimmbezirke analysiert • Daten zur Sozialstruktur gesammelt • & bin durchs Land gereist, um Gespräche zu führen www.bpb.de/shop/buecher...

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Ansgar Hudde@hudde.bsky.social · 2mo ago

📝Why do Americans avoid cross-partisan dating? New paper w/ Shannon Taflinger in ESR We test 3 mechanisms: •perceived similarity in values & lifestyle •character judgments •fear of social disapproval ➡️All matter, similarity leads And: Dem women penalize out-partisans most doi.org/10.1093/esr/...

ABSTRACT: US Americans are divided along party lines, both in politics and personal relationships. While prior research shows a preference for dating co-partisans, it remains unclear why people prefer to date co-partisans and for whom the effects are strongest. Therefore, we examine whether perceived character quality of a potential partner, perceived similarity, and expected social approval mediate the effects of matching and non-matching political party on romantic interest and whether effects vary by gender and party combinations. We conducted an online dating experiment with US American partisans and partisan leaners aged 20–33 (N = 1,097). Respondents viewed six fictional dating profiles that randomly included ‘Democrat’, ‘Republican’, or no political information. Results show that romantic interest was largely driven by preference against out-partisans, rather than for co-partisans. Out-partisan rejection was driven by perceived similarity, followed by expected social approval and perceived character quality, while co-partisan preference was driven by perceived similarity and, to a lesser extent, perceived quality. The in-group preference was strongest for Republican men and women, while out-group rejection was strongest for Democratic women. Overall, our findings show that people use politics as a proxy for non-political characteristics. They also highlight the importance of distinguishing between in-party preference and out-party animosity.Bild
Lars Leszczensky@leszczensky.bsky.social · 3mo ago

📢 Job: Research Associate (75%, E13) Join my team at @goetheuni.bsky.social! Looking for a researcher in sociology/network analysis for an @erc.europa.eu project on the interplay of children's & parents' networks. Until end of 2028. Info & apply: 🔗 www.uni-frankfurt.de/48794784/FB0...

Goethe-Universität — FB03 - Gesellschaftswissenschaften

Die Goethe-Universität ist eine forschungsstarke Hochschule in der europäischen Finanzmetropole Frankfurt. Lebendig, urban und weltoffen besitzt sie als Stiftungsuniversität ein einzigartiges Maß an E...

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David Buil-Gil@davidbuil.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We know little about which individual, social and contextual correlates of crime are cross-nationally robust. In this new @plosone.org paper, we use data from 21 countries to analyse if unstructured spare time correlates with adolescent offending across multiple contexts doi.org/10.1371/jour...

Unstructured spare time as an international predictor of adolescent crime

This study investigates whether unstructured spare time is a significant correlate of self-reported offending among adolescents in multiple countries. Drawing on survey data from 58,425 13-to-17-year-...

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European Social Survey@ess-survey.bsky.social · 4mo ago

#Research published by @ecpr.bsky.social assessed our #data (2002-22) on #voting in the context of #religion. The analysis was conducted by Martin Elff (Zeppelin University 🇩🇪), Ruth Dassonneville (@umontreal-en.bsky.social 🇨🇦) and Kamil Marcinkiewicz (University of Wrocławski 🇵🇱).

After secularisation? A comparative analysis of religious cleavages in Western Europe

Religion has long been considered an important determinant of voting behaviour. However, the secularisation of Western societies has changed its role. Secularisation not only limits the political relevance of religion, it may also affect the nature of religious cleavages themselves.

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Linus Westheuser@lwestheuser.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Somewheres versus Anywheres? Lastenrad versus Gartenzwerg? @thomaslux.bsky.social, @steffenmau.bsky.social und ich schauen empirisch, wie eng Lebensführung und politische Haltungen zusammenhängen. Frisch erschienen und Open Access: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Bodenständige gegen Weltoffene? Lebensführung und Polarisierung in Deutschland - KZfSS Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie

This article examines whether and to what extent the lifestyles of social groups are linked to their attitudes regarding key areas of political conflicts. Scholarly debates on new societal cleavages p...

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Thomas Lux@thomaslux.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Bodenständige gegen Weltoffene? In unserer neuen Studie prüfen wir, wie stark die Lebensführung mit politischen Einstellungen zusammenhängt. Befund: systematische Zusammenhänge, aber wenig Hinweise auf tiefe Spaltung. Unterschiede vor allem bei Klima und Migration.🧵 link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Merten Neumann@mertenneumann.bsky.social · 5mo ago

🚨 New publication 🚨 “From Victim to Offender: The Role of Dark Personality Traits in School Violence” is now published! With Laura Bartz, Leonie Dreißigacker, and Daniel Seddig, we study dark personality traits and the victim–offender overlap in school violence. 🔗 doi.org/10.1080/1556...

From Victim to Offender: The Role of Dark Personality Traits in School Violence

Findings on the victim-offender overlap show that victimization often leads individuals to engage in criminal behavior, influenced by societal, situational, and personal factors. However, the role ...

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Claudia Diehl@cdiehl.bsky.social · 5mo ago

One position is in our interdisciplinary „PerFair“ project on highschool students‘ fairness perceptions and meritocratic beliefs - and how these translate into behavior towards students from different backgrounds. Please apply and/or get in touch if you have any questions!

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The Politics of Inequality@excinequality.bsky.social · 5mo ago

🚀 Come work with us: 7 PhD positions in #InequalityResearch at the Cluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality”, @uni-konstanz.de Fully funded (TV-L E13, 75%, 4 years) Start: 1 Oct 2026 Application deadline: 15 Apr 2026 ℹ️ t1p.de/j3vk5, apply here: t1p.de/h5mz9

Christian Czymara@christian.czymara.com · 5mo ago

🚨 Job alert! 🚨 We’re #hiring a #PhD candidate at NIDI (The Hague). Together with @frankvantubergen.bsky.social and @glorenz.bsky.social, I will supervise a project on the connection of different dimensions of social cohesion in ethnically diverse schools. Deadline 1 April 2026. More information:

PhD: Rethinking Social Cohesion in Ethnically Diverse Schools: Linking Horizontal and Vertical Ties

PhD: Rethinking Social Cohesion in Ethnically Diverse Schools: Linking Horizontal and Vertical Ties

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Forschungsinstitut Gesellschaftlicher Zusammenhalt@fgz-risc.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Die InRa‑Studie zeigt: Rassismus in deutschen Behörden ist kein Randphänomen, sondern ein strukturelles Risiko. Mehr zu Ergebnissen, Methoden und den 23 Teilprojekten: fgz-risc.de/forschung/in...

InRa-Studie | Institutionen & Rassismus

Das FGZ erforscht als Verbundprojekt an elf Standorten Begriff und Konzeptionen, Quellen und Gefährdungen, Folgen und Wirkungen sowie historische, globale und regionale Kontexte gesellschaftlichen Zus...

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@alvaroszv.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Happy to share our new paper in Comparative Migration Studies, with @hcebolla.bsky.social , @borchgrevink.bsky.social , and Inmaculada Serrano, within @equalstrength.bsky.social, where we show that #Radical-Right electoral gains increase anti-Muslim #HateCrime across Europe. shorturl.at/UDGh9

The tipping point of intolerance: radical-right elections and terrorist attacks as catalysts for anti-Muslim hate crime in Europe - Comparative Migration Studies

Comparative Migration Studies - This paper provides a cross-country analysis of anti-Muslim hate crimes in Europe, using ODHIR-OSCE data for 30 countries between 2016 and 2022. We systematically...

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Ozan Aksoy@aksoyundan.bsky.social · 6mo ago

A new publication at www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/... We find that religious markers (esp. beards) can reduce perceived trustworthiness in Turkey. (That's why you often see me clean shaven ;-)

Religious markers reduce perceived trustworthiness in a Muslim-majority country | PNAS

First impressions often hinge on visible cues, leading people to infer the trustworthiness of strangers from their appearance and dress. While reli...

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Sociology at Oxford@sociologyoxford.bsky.social · 6mo ago

📝 Research from Turkey finds that visible religious markers like headscarves & beards can reduce perceived trustworthiness among strangers 🤝 This held even among highly religious respondents - challenging the idea that these markers signal trust. 🔗 www.sociology.ox.ac.uk/article/reli...

Image of Dr Ozan Aksoy with quote: Religious symbols do not operate in a vacuum. While they may communicate piety, they also signal other social and political identities that shape how people are perceived.
Klaus Pforr@klauspforr.eurosky.social · 6mo ago

For a change, something we made ourselves: Together with my colleagues Tobias Roth, Andreas Horr, and @nataliebackes.bsky.social, we examined ethnic rent penalties. Do migrants pay higher rents for comparable housing than natives with similar characteristics? direct.mit.edu/euso/article...

Migrant rent penalties in the German housing market

Abstract. We investigate whether migrants pay higher rents for comparable housing than natives with similar characteristics using nationally representative data from the 2018 German Microcensus. The d...

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Dr. Anne-Kathrin Kreft@annekreft.bsky.social · 6mo ago

🚨🔓 New publication with Ragnhild Nordås & Ingrid Vik Bakken in @jpeaceresearch.bsky.social: We explore how the public perceives the demobilizing effects of repression academic.oup.com/jpr/advance-...

And still she rises? Perceptions of the demobilizing effects of repression

Abstract. Although many scholars have studied the effects of repression on dissent, we have relatively little information on how the public perceives these

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