Inequality and Distributive Politics
Pictures of inequality such as the one below have becomeRead More
Why Class Still Matters
Author: Oliver Platt Class is one of the most recognizedRead More
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As the federal elections in Germany approach, we’re excited toRead More
Federal Elections 2025 – Student Blog #2: Class Act? A Look at Who Politicians Really Represent
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Federal Elections 2025 – Student Blog #1: An Alternative for Everyone?
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Young, Academic, Precarious? Taking a closer look at the working conditions of student assistants
The staff of a university includes many employment groups, suchRead More
In control? Considering local autonomy in distributive politics research
In our research, we seek to better understand the mechanismsRead More
Walking the maze: An outline of three processes generating local fiscal data
Local governments, being closest to citizens, provide essential public servicesRead More
Where do they spend it? The wealth and complexity of local government financial information
Have you ever wondered how your local government spends publicRead More
How do citizens react to judicial inconsistency in high-profile corruption trials?
Corruption is a global issue that undermines trust in institutions,Read More
Inequality and Political Participation in Marburg
By Miquel Pellicer and Nils Strecker Marburg is a mid-sizedRead More