Simon Otjes

Assistant Professor

Leiden University

Netherlands

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Simon Otjes is an Assistant Professor at Universiteit Leiden in the Netherlands. His research areas include political behavior, party politics, and the impact of electoral systems, as evidenced by his recent articles on the role of political group staff, the mobilization of ethnic minority interest parties, and legislative voting behavior in Dutch municipalities.

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André Krouwel

University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS

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Anne Rasmussen

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

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Heike Klüver

Professorin

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

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David Marshall

Lecturer

University of Reading

UNITED KINGDOM

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David M. Willumsen

University of Innsbruck

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Wolfgang Wagner

University of Amsterdam

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Marc van de Wardt

University of Amsterdam

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Manès Weisskircher

University of Oslo

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Articles (20)

Who gets to speak for the party? How parliamentary party groups select spokespersons

Government alternation and satisfaction with democracy

Party‐Political Contestation of European Trade Policy. An Analysis of Roll Call Votes in the European Parliament

Staff Matters: The Effect of Political Group Staff on MP Activity in the Netherlands

The Role of Networks in Mobilization for Ethnic Minority Interest Parties

Beyond coalition and opposition? The effect of councilwide agreements on legislative voting behaviour in Dutch municipalities

Electoral systems and assembly size

Party Politics at the Local Level: Introduction to the Special Issue

Between class conflict and culture war. How left-right self-positioning reflects elite conflict and social-economic context

Responding to whom? An experimental study of the dynamics of responsiveness to interest groups and the public

The nuclear option: Voting for the pan-European party Volt

Winning & losing in coalition systems. A quasi-experimental study of the effect of coalition formation on satisfaction with democracy

A policy like no other? The populist radical right challenge in the field of democracy reform

Local Political Space. Localism, the Left-Right Dimension and Anti-elitism

Party ideologies and European foreign policy

Policy positions, power and interest group-party lobby routines

Accountability and alternation: How wholesale and partial alternation condition retrospective voting

Rally 'Round the Prime Minister: a study into the effects of a diplomatic conflict on public opinion under coalition government

Mind the gap: How party–voter incongruence fuels the entry and support of new parties

Conceptualizing and measuring party-interest group relationships

Collaborators (8)

André Krouwel

Anne Rasmussen

Heike Klüver

David Marshall

David M. Willumsen

Wolfgang Wagner

Marc van de Wardt

Manès Weisskircher

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