Politics isn’t hot. It is cool.
January 11, 2019
Bert Bakker was awared a Marie Curie Global fellowship for his project: Politics isn’t hot. It is cool. This will be conducted in the Hot
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Bert Bakker was awared a Marie Curie Global fellowship for his project: Politics isn’t hot. It is cool. This will be conducted in the Hot
Bert will be editing a special issue on “Personality and Politics” for Personality and Individual Differences together with Chris Dawes (NYU), Aron Weinschenck (University of
Bert and Vin Arceneaux (Temple University) will organize a working group on physiology and politics. During one day, a group of 20 scholars will meet
Bert Bakker and Gijs Schumacher received funding to conduct a study that will be part of the Special Issue on “Disgust and Political Attitudes”. In
posts May 7, 2018 Is politics hot? Do politicians evoke physiological responses? We will present the first findings from our OnderbuikNL project on May 8th at Spui25 (20.00-21.30). We
posts March 28, 2018 The Hot Politics Lab members will present 6 papers at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference in Chicago (April 5-8). Nr. Citation
@GijsSchumacher Re thesis: The project is concerned with the measurement of rhetorical similarity of texts through supervised machine learning. This can be used to assess e.g. the similarity of specific speakers' language to the radical-right.
Details and draft: https://t.co/Ht3TMz6Dj4
new version of a paper i talk about all the time up on OSF. Ideological consistency/constraint has almost doubled since 2004, across levels of political interest, college attendance. https://t.co/TSR7ufZCep
Very proud of @nicolaiberk who just graduated from our research master with an excellent grade for his thesis. He uses machine learning to develop a great similarity to specific political rhetoric measure. I leave the details to him, [1/3]
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