Christoffer H. Dausgaard
@chdausgaard
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PhD candidate @PolsciCph. Retrospective voting, group-based politics, political psychology, causal inference. Past: @UniofOxford, @warwickuni.
Berkeley, CA
Joined August 2015
RT @MattGrossmann: We seem to be vacillating between don't believe Trump can do any of this & he's already taken complete control, with eac…
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RT @edenhofer_jacob: 🚨 New working paper! 🚨 @grattonecon and I just completed the first draft of "The Rise and Fall of Technocratic Democra…
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RT @GabeLenz: An underappreciated reason why Harris lost was flat real disposable income growth in the election year. RDI was above trend,…
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RT @JohnHolbein1: This new paper is so cool! It shows that the media use language structures—such as passive voice, nominalizations, and i…
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RT @S_Stantcheva: 🚨 New data alert! Curious about how people really understand inflation—its causes, impacts & what governments should do a…
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In sum, our findings suggest that party elites have more agency in shaping group linkages than often thought - even in the short term. Full paper link:
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RT @dbroockman: 🚨 NEW PAPER: When low-income Americans get $1,000/month for 3 years, what happens to their political views & behavior? The…
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RT @matt_blackwell: 📝 Posted a revision of our paper on assumption smuggling & intermediate outcome tests for causal mediation. Basic mes…
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RT @janzilinsky: We can make polarization seem extreme, sure. Or we could aggregate multiple opinions and admit even partisans have a rang…
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RT @johnmsides: 100% agree with this. The data will never clearly identify one party as closer to the median voter. Embrace the complexity,…
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RT @YAppelbaum: This is a very big deal. For two centuries, states have competed for growth, going to great lengths to attract residents. N…
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