WVS panels at 24th World Congress of International Political Science Association

In International Political Science Association the Research Committee whose scope of activity directly deals with WVS data and WVS findings is RC17 "Comparative Public Opinion" chaired by the President of the WVSA Professor Christian W Haerpfer.

Within the framework of the 24th IPSA Congress which took place in Poznan on July, 23-28, 2016 RC17 has organized over a dozen of panels where paper-givers had an opportunity to present their analysis and findings based on data from the WVS as well as other comparative survey programs, among them (please, proceed to the bottom of the page, some of the papers are available for downloading):

• Patterns of Conventional and Un-Conventional Political Participation in Different World Regions

Prof. Christian W Haerpfer, Miss Kseniya Kiziova

• Trump, Brexit, and the rise of Populism: Economic have-nots and cultural backlash Ronald F. Inglehart and Pippa Norris (Special Session 4 “Politics as a Science (With Apologies to Max Weber)”

• The Relation Between Muslim Localized Conflicts, Grievances and Transnational Violence

Prof. Bi Puranen

• The Perception of Security in the MENA Region

Prof. Juan Diez-Nicolas, Dr. Ana Maria Lopez-Narbona

• Trust and Cultural change in Argentina and Latin America

Prof. Marita Carballo

• The Meaning and Consequences of Left Right Distinctions in Postcommunist Societies

Prof. Toni Makkai, Prof. Ian Mcallister

• ISIL Still Winning Because We Fail to Understand the Lesson

Dr. Munqith Dagher

• Polling about Islam and Muslims: Methodologies, Challenges, Results, and Lessons

Dr. Samir Abu-Rumman

• Correlates and Determinants of Political Participation: A Sensitivity Analysis

Dr. Claudiu Tufis

• Explaining Nationalism in Urban China

Prof. Yang Zhong

• La participation des jeunes dans la vie socio-économique et politique

Mr. Mohammed Amchich

• The Democratic Disconnect

Dr. Roberto Foa, Dr. Yascha Mounk

• A Global Map of Popular Demand for Democracy and Its Perceived Supply

Dr. Michael Bratton, Prof. Robert Mattes

• Inequality and Democratization: Micro-Level Evidence

Dr. Wen-Chin Wu, Prof. Yu-Tzung Chang

• Understandings of Democracy Around the World

Prof. Yun-Han Chu, Prof. Min-Hua Huang

• Dissatisfied Democrats? Satisfaction with Democracy and Democratic Support in Mexico

Dr. Alejandro Monsivais

• How Do Citizens Evaluate Their Governments Hierarchically? Evidence from Taiwan and China

Prof. Hsinhao Huang

• Index of Leftness (Rightness) of Economy and Political Ideologies

Dr. Rufat Efendiyev, Dr. Mayis Gulaliyev, Prof. Nazim Imanov

• Un-Ideological Citizens? Discovering Patterns of Ideological Thinking in Post-Communist Society

Dr. Ieva Petronyte

• Why Do Gender Gaps in Services Exist in Some Tunisian Localities?

Dr. Lindsay Benstead

• Why Does Patriotism Prevail? Contextual Explanations of Patriotism Across Countries

Dr. Gal Ariely

• Effects of Inequality on Attending a Political Demonstration: Harmonized Survey Data on 142 Countries, 1966 – 2014

Dr. Joshua Dubrow, Dr. Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Prof. Kazimierz M. Slomczynski

• Individual determinants that trigger protest participation in Mexico City: The role of social circles.

Mr. Roberto Carrillo Sáenz

• Generations and Political Attitudes: A Study About Support for Democracy in Latin America

Dr. Mario Fuks, Mr. Rafael Paulino

• Social Orders, Mental Models and Development in Weak Institutional Settings: A Research Agenda

Mr. Andrés Casas-Casas

• The Development of Democratic and Political Value Orientations After Regime Change: An Empirical Investigation of the Societies in Central and Eastern Europe

Mr. Benjamin C. Sack

• What Ideas Shape Masses in Russia

Ms. Yulia Baskakova

• South Africa: Seeds of Electoral Change?

Dr. Collette Schulz Herzenberg, Prof. Robert Mattes

• The 2016 Iranian Parliamentary Election: How Citizens Make Sense of Politics

Dr. Erik Nisbet

• The Changing Determinants of the Vote Revisited

Prof. Richard Gunther

• The Influence of Social Context on South African Voters

Dr. Collette Schulz Herzenberg

• Challenge of Process Legitimacy in East and Southeast Asia

Prof. Min-Hua Huang, Dr. Mark Weatherall

• Party Polarization and Political Consequences in South Korea

Prof. Nae Young Lee

• Procedural Fairness and Democratic Regime Evaluation

Dr. Chin-En Wu

• When Winning Does Not Mean Being in Government? Testing the Winner-Loser Thesis in East Asia

Prof. Chong-Min Park

• Challenge of Process Legitimacy in East and Southeast Asia

Prof. Min-Hua Huang, Dr. Mark Weatherall

• Party Polarization and Political Consequences in South Korea

Prof. Nae Young Lee

• Procedural Fairness and Democratic Regime Evaluation

Dr. Chin-En Wu

• When Winning Does Not Mean Being in Government? Testing the Winner-Loser Thesis in East Asia

Prof. Chong-Min Park

HAERPFER_KIZILOVA_IPSA_2016.pdf [Download count:1]

IPSA_2016_Tufis_Presentation.pdf [Download count:3]

IPSA_Juan_Diez-Nicola.pdf [Download count:2]

IPSA_left_right_McAllister.pdf [Download count:1]

IPSA2016_Inglehart_and_Norris_Populism_19-7-2016.pdf [Download count:3]

ISIS_IPSA_Munqith_Dagher.pdf [Download count:0]

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