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The World Isn’t Fair, but Shouldn’t Elections Be? Evaluating Prospective Beliefs about the Fairness of Elections and Referenda Open

Jonathan Rose, Cees van der Eijk · 2022

Almost all academic literature about the causes and consequences of fairness of elections and referenda is based on retrospective evaluations. One of the strongest findings of such studies is that nonvoting is higher among citizens who ret…

D9.3 Usability evaluation report Open

Cees van der Eijk, Ami Saji, Laura Morales, Emiliano Degl’Innocenti, Carmen Di Meo , et al. · 2021

Computer science

This report presents information about how tools produced in the context of WP9 (Data Communities) have been received in their intended user communities. This emphasis on usability and usefulness is applied to, respectively to the followin…

D9.10 User community feedback and usage report Open

Cees van der Eijk, Julia Partheymüller · 2021

Computer science

This report constitutes SSHOC Deliverable 9.10, which describes the first stage of testing of the Knowledge Graph (KG) for Electoral Studies that constituted Deliverable D9.9 (‘Delivery of user-validated Knowledge Graph, and Election Studi…

D9.2 Midterm evaluation report Open

Cees van der Eijk, Ami Saji, Carmen Di meo, Emiliano Degl’Innocenti · 2021

Geology

Three of the Tasks in WP9 (Data Communities) are associated with particular user communities. These are Ethnic and Migration Studies (associated with T9.2), Electoral Studies (associated with T9.3), and Heritage Science (associated with T9…

Winner–loser effects in contentious constitutional referenda: Perceptions of procedural fairness and the Brexit referendum Open

Cees van der Eijk, Jonathan Rose · 2020

Political science Economics Psychology

This article addresses a critical gap in the literature on winner–loser effects that consists of the lack of attention for highly contentious constitutional referenda. It uses unique multi-wave panel data of over 13,000 people that is unri…

D1.6 SSHOC Data Management Plan Open

Ivana Ilijašić Veršić, Vanja Komljenović, Martina Drascic, Irena Vipavc Brvar, Elizabeth Lea Bishop , et al. · 2020

Computer science Geography

The Deliverable 1.6 Data Management Plan (DMP) provides structured description of data collected, created, and used for and by the SSHOC project. It also describes the procedures and policies as well as data protection and preservation mec…

SSHOC D 9.6 Demarcation Report of Electoral Studies User Community Open

Cees van der Eijk · 2020

Political science Computer science

This report is Deliverable D9.6 of the SSHOC project. It provides a precondition for subsequent reports D9.7 (Design and Planning of a Knowledge Graph), and D9.9 (Production of a user validated Knowledge Graph). Knowledge graphs are infras…

European Elections 1989 Open

Cees van der Eijk, Erik Oppenhuis, Hermann Schmitt · 2020

Political science Geography History

The European Election Study 1989 is a survey study of the electorates of the member states of the European Community: Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and the United Ki…

SSHOC D1.1 Project Management Plan Open

Amir Spahić, Ivana Ilijašić Veršić, Franciska de Jong, Cees van der Eijk · 2019

Business Computer science Geology

This document is the deliverable “D1.1 – Project Management Plan” of the Horizon2020 project “Social Sciences & Humanities Open Cloud” (hereinafter also referred to as “SSHOC”, project reference: 823782). The SSHOC Project Management Plan …

SSHOC D1.2 Quality Assurance & Risk Assessment Plan Open

Martina Drascic, Ivana Ilijašić Veršić, Carsten Thiel, Daan Broeder, Gianmaria Bottoni , et al. · 2019

Business Computer science Geology

This document is the deliverable “D1.2 – Qualitative Assurance and Risk Assessment plan” of the Horizon2020 project “Social Sciences & Humanities Open Cloud” (hereinafter also referred to as “SSHOC”, project reference: 823782). This delive…

Electoral Shocks: The Volatile Voter in a Turbulent World Open

Edward Fieldhouse, Jane Green, Geoffrey M. Evans, Jonathan Mellon, Christopher Prosser , et al. · 2019

Political science Economics Geography

'Electoral Shocks' offers a novel perspective on British elections, focusing on the role of electoral shocks in the context of increasing electoral volatility. It demonstrates and explains the long-term trend in volatility, how shocks have…

Reward, Blame, and Guilt by Association? The Electoral Collapse of the Liberal Democrats Open