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Daniel Stockemer

Daniel Stockemer

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Political Science

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39
Citations
4979
World Ranking
551
National Ranking
24

Overview

Daniel Stockemer is affiliated with the University of Ottawa in Canada. Their research spans the social sciences, with a focus on sociology, political science, and international relations. Their work also covers gender studies, communication, and emerging areas linked to artificial intelligence. The main thematic concentrations of their research include gender politics and representation, electoral systems and political participation, populism and right-wing movements, misinformation and its impacts, social policy and reform studies, migration, refugees and integration, as well as media influence and politics.

Stockemer has published extensively in academic journals and has contributed to the field through multiple recent papers. Notable publications include: "Age Inequalities in Political Representation: A Review Article" (2023) in Government and Opposition; "'Birds of a feather'? Assessing the prevalence of anti-immigration attitudes among the far right electorate" (2020) in the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies; and "Conceptualizing, Measuring, and Explaining Youths' Relative Absence in Legislatures" (2020) published in PS Political Science & Politics. These papers have garnered citations reflecting scholarly engagement with their research.

Frequent coauthors collaborating with Stockemer include:

  • Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau
  • Aksel Sundström
  • Kofi Arhin
  • Theresa Reidy
  • Michael J. Wigginton

Stockemer's research has appeared prominently in several key publication venues, including:

  • Social Science Quarterly
  • European Political Science
  • PS Political Science & Politics
  • Electoral Studies
  • Representation

In addition to journal articles, Stockemer has authored and contributed to books published by different houses. These include titles published by Springer International Publishing, such as "Anti-Immigrant Attitudes" (2023) and "Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences" (2023). A book published by the University of Michigan Press titled "Youth without Representation" (2022) is also part of their scholarship. Future works include "Conspiracy Theories and their Believers", set to be published by Cambridge University Press in 2025.

Best Publications

  • Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences

    Daniel Stockemer

  • Age and political participation in Germany, France and the UK: A comparative analysis

    Daniela F Melo;Daniel Stockemer

  • What Affects Voter Turnout? A Review Article/Meta-Analysis of Aggregate Research

    Daniel Stockemer

  • The ‘new’ discourse of the Front National under Marine Le Pen: A slight change with a big impact

    Daniel Stockemer;Mauro Barisione

  • Women's Parliamentary Representation in Africa: The Impact of Democracy and Corruption on the Number of Female Deputies in National Parliaments

    Daniel Stockemer

  • The Lingering Effect of Scandals in Congressional Elections: Incumbents, Challengers, and Voters

    Rodrigo Praino;Daniel Stockemer;Vincent G. Moscardelli

  • Structural Data on Immigration or Immigration Perceptions? What Accounts for the Electoral Success of the Radical Right in Europe?

    Daniel Stockemer

  • Regime legitimation, elite cohesion and the durability of autocratic regime types:

    Steffen Kailitz;Daniel Stockemer

  • Income inequality, development and electoral turnout – New evidence on a burgeoning debate

    Daniel Stockemer;Lyle Scruggs

  • Citizens' support for the European Union and participation in European Parliament elections

    Daniel Stockemer

  • What drives unconventional political participation? A two level study

    Daniel Stockemer

  • Individual Predictors of the Radical Right-Wing Vote in Europe: A Meta-Analysis of Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals (1995–2016)

    Daniel Stockemer;Tobias Lentz;Danielle Mayer

  • Regional variation in voter turnout in Europe: The impact of corruption perceptions

    Aksel Sundström;Daniel Stockemer

  • The “Refugee Crisis,” Immigration Attitudes, and Euroscepticism:

    Daniel Stockemer;Arne Niemann;Doris Unger;Johanna Speyer

  • Age representation in parliaments: Can institutions pave the way for the young?

    Daniel Stockemer;Aksel Sundström

  • Age Inequalities in Political Representation: A Review Article

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  • The Radical Right in Western Europe: A Meta-Analysis of Structural Factors:

    Abdelkarim Amengay;Daniel Stockemer

  • Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences: A Practical Introduction with Examples in SPSS and Stata

    Daniel Stockemer

  • Women's Representation around the World: The Importance of Women's Participation in the Workforce

    Daniel Stockemer;Maeve Byrne

  • The voters of the FN under Jean-Marie Le Pen and Marine Le Pen: Continuity or change?

    Daniel Stockemer;Abdelkarim Amengay

  • The success of radical right-wing parties in Western European regions – new challenging findings

    Daniel Stockemer

  • What determines women’s political representation at the local level? A fine-grained analysis of the European regions

    Aksel Sundström;Daniel Stockemer

  • Publishing in English or another language: An inclusive study of scholar’s language publication preferences in the natural, social and interdisciplinary sciences

    Daniel Stockemer;Michael J. Wigginton

  • Bribes and Ballots: The Impact of Corruption on Voter Turnout in 75 Democracies

    Daniel Stockemer

  • The Front National in France

    Stockemer;Daniel Stockemer

Frequent Co-Authors

Aksel Sundström
Aksel Sundström University of Gothenburg
Arne Niemann
Arne Niemann Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz
Lyle Scruggs
Lyle Scruggs University of Connecticut
André Blais
André Blais University of Montreal

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