Sarah Engler
Prof. Dr.
- Politics
Research areas
- 2025
The electoral appeal of symbolic class signalling
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
20.01.2025Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Research
- 2024
Contesting the rules of the game? Political conflict, polarization and procedural consensus
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
21.11.2024 → 23.11.2024Activity: Participating in or organising an academic or articstic event › External workshops, courses, seminars › Research
Expert roundtable on democracy / Steering committee on Democracy (CDDEM) of Council of Europe
Sarah Engler (Consultant)
08.11.2024Activity: Consultancy
The electoral appeal of symbolic class signalling
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
17.09.2024Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Research
European Consortium for Political Research General Conference - ECPR 2024
Sarah Engler (Organiser)
12.08.2024 → 15.08.2024Activity: Participating in or organising an academic or articstic event › External workshops, courses, seminars › Research
Parties and the People – Why and When Do Parties Support Direct Democracy?
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
12.08.2024Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Responding to the demand? Voters’ grievances, PRR success, and mainstream party strategies
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
15.07.2024Activity: Participating in or organising an academic or articstic event › External workshops, courses, seminars › Research
Affective polarization and the support for different forms of government. Evidence from Germany
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
04.07.2024Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Protestwählen - Politikwissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse aus West- und Osteuropa
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
11.06.2024Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Transfer
Comparative Politics and Political Economy Research Seminar, University of Konstanz
Sarah Engler (Speaker)
29.04.2024Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research