Till Hilmar

Universität Wien

Austria

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Articles (17)

Who deserves economic relief? Examining Twitter/X debates about Covid-19 economic relief for small businesses and the self-employed in Germany

Year:

2025

Cassandra from the far right: how the German and Austrian populist radical right links climate skepticism with economic issues

Year:

2025

Narratives of Disruptive Economic Change: Claiming and Contesting the Social Order

Year:

2025

Political emotions: a new policy science for tackling the climate crisis

Year:

2025

Signifying the present in links to the past: memory organizations react to the February 24, 2022, Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Year:

2025

Contingencies of Solidarity: Comparing Twitter\X Discourses in Italy and Germany during the COVID-19 Crisis

Year:

2025

#moralischverletzt – Berufsethische Ansprüche und die Artikulation kollektiver Ungerechtigkeitserfahrungen von Pflegekräften während der Coronapandemie

Year:

2025

Deep Transformations: Lived Experiences and Emotions in Social Change Narratives

Year:

2024

Emotions in a Time of Radical Change: Untangling Narratives of Pride and Achievements in Post-1989/1991 Lithuania and East Germany

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2024

Book Review: Agents of Reform: Child Labor and the Origins of the Welfare State by Elisabeth Anderson

Year:

2022

Fragile Bonds of Recognition: Exploring the Social Underpinnings of Sentiments of Exclusion in Post-1989 East Germany

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2022

Fragile bonds of recognition: Exploring the social underpinnings of sentiments of exclusion in post-1989 East Germany

Year:

2022

Restoring economic pride? How right-wing populists moralize economic change

Year:

2022

“Poison to the Economy”: (Un-)Taxing the Wealthy in the German Federal Parliament from 1996 to 2016

Year:

2022

Poison to the economy.” (Un-)taxing the wealthy in the German federal parliament from 1996 to 2016

Year:

2022

“Economic Memories” of the Aftermath of the 1989 Revolutions in East Germany and the Czech Republic

Year:

2021

Culture in network breaks: Tie dissolution as a vehicle of justice

Year:

2020

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Anna Durnova

Professor of Political Sociology at University of Vienna

Universität Wien

AUSTRIA

Sonja Blum

-

GERMANY

Patrick Sachweh

Professor

University of Bremen

GERMANY

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