Claudia Landwehr

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Claudia Landwehr

@clandwehr.bsky.social

Professor of Political Theory and Public Policy, JGU Mainz
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Are citizens good judges of policy responsiveness? Check out new paper with Sven Hillen and @nilssteiner.bsky.social in @wepsocial.bsky.social ! Open access🎉 doi.org/10.1080/0140...
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Wow! I just got the news that our PhD student @matthiasrosenthal.bsky.social has won the Democratic Innovation section's Best Paper Award for his paper presented at ECPR GC in Prague. Congratulations and well deserved, Matthias! 🎉 @kaiarzheimer.bsky.social
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I'm greatly looking forward to Ian O'Flynn's talk on "Mini-Publics and Political Authority" in our democracy seminar tonight. Come join us if you are in Mainz - 6 pm in GFG 02-601!
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How do elected representatives understand democracy and their own role in it? In a new paper with Leonard Häfner and Lea Stallbaum in German Politics, we present results of a survey conducted among German legislators in state parliaments and the Bundestag in 2022: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
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In our survey, we find German legislators' conceptions of democracy to be largely congruent with institutional reality. On many of our items, agreement between members of different parties was considerable.
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On other items in our legislator survey, there is more disagreement, which seems to be driven by ideology and challenger status of parties.
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Members of the right-wing populist AfD have lower trust in electoral integrity and fellow legislators and are more supportive of direct democracy. We also published the corresponding dataset: German Legislator Survey 2022 - Harvard Dataverse
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In the eyes of many citizens, democracy fails to meet its promises. In a new paper just published in Res Publica, Armin Schäfer and I argue that deliberative responsiveness constitutes a promise representative democracy can and should fulfill. Open access link: rdcu.be/dp9lj
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