2020
Neither Left-Behind nor Superstar: Ordinary Winners of Digitalization at the Ballot Box (with Aina Gallego and Niko Schoell).
Accepted for publication at the Journal of Politics. Pre-Print [OSF]
The Declining Middle. Occupational Change, Social Status and the Populist Right.
Comparative Political Studies, 53:10-11, 1798 –1835. Pre-Print
Covered in the New York Times
2019
Insider-Outsider Representation and Social Democratic Labor Market Policy (with Reto Bürgisser).
Socio-Economic Review. Online first. Pre-Print
Shrinking and Shouting: The Political Revolt of the Declining Middle in Times of Employment Polarization (with Bruno Palier).
Research & Politics, 6:1. PDF LSE-Blog
Distributional Consequences of Technological Change: Worker-Level Evidence (with Aina Gallego).
Research & Politics, 6:1. PDF
The Politics of Trade-offs: Studying the Dynamics of Welfare State Reform with Conjoint Experiments (with Silja Häusermann and Denise Traber).
Comparative Political Studies, 52:7, 1059-1095. Pre-Print
Economic Grievances and Political Protest (with Matthias Enggist, Silja Häusermann, and Bruno Wüest).
European Journal of Political Research, 58:3, 866-892. Pre-Print
2018
Participation in hard times: how constrained government depresses turnout among the highly educated (with Silja Häusermann and Bruno Wüest).
West European Politics, 41:2, 448-471.
2016
Sharing the Risk? Households, Labor Market Vulnerability, and Social Policy Preferences in Western Europe (with Silja Häusermann and Hanna Schwander).
Journal of Politics, 78:4, 1045-1060.
2015
High-skilled outsiders? Labor market vulnerability, education and welfare state preferences (with Silja Häusermann and Hanna Schwander).
Socio-Economic Review, 2015, Vol. 13, No. 2, 235–258.
Other Publications
2020. An RDD approach to studying tax relief in the framework of Swiss regional policy (Policy Paper, German with summaries in FR/IT/EN). PDF
2019. How technological change shapes labour market prospects and political preferences. LSE European Politics and Policy Blog. Link
2019. Routine Workers in an Increasingly Automated World of Work: Evidence from Switzerland. socialpolicy.ch, 1:2, 1-17. Link
2018. Mehrheitsfähigkeit der Altersvorsorge 2020: Bewertung der Reformelemente durch Stimmbürgerinnen und Stimmbürger vor der Abstimmung (with Silja Häusermann, Michael Pinggera and Denise Traber). Swiss Political Science Review, 24:1, 69-78. Link
- 2016. Analyse der eidgenössischen Abstimmung vom 5. Juni 2016 (with Céline Colombo, Thomas De Rocchi and Thomas Widmer).
- 2015. Analyse der eidgenössischen Abstimmungen vom 8 März 2015 (with Denise Traber and Thomas Widmer).
- 2014. Analyse der eidgenössischen Abstimmungen vom 18. Mai 2014 (with Reto Bürgisser, Thomas Milic, Denise Traber and Thomas Widmer).
Media
2020. The Resentment that Never Sleeps. New York Times, December 9. Link
2020. Regionalpolitik und Arbeitsmarktentwicklung. Die Volkswirtschaft. 3/2020. Link PDF
2020. Welcher Mittelstand wird hier entlastet? Republik. 3.2.2020. PDF
2017. ‘Keine Reform ohne Kompensation’ (with Michael Pinggera, Silja Häusermann and Denise Traber). DeFacto, 28.2.2017. Link
2015. ‘Intakte Chancen für die Rentenreform’ (with Silja Häusermann and Denise Traber). Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 19.8.2015. Link
