Political Parties and Religious Communication

Project: Research

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Description

The role of religion in party communications has received little attention in empirical research so far. This is particularly surprising because scholars usually rely on the assumption that populist radical right parties refer to Christian values and traditions in order to defend them from foreign outgroups. This research project attempts to fill this gap by analyzing religious references of 36 political parties in seven Western European democracies (Austria, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Spain and Switzerland) in order to test this assumption. In particular and among other things, it focuses on the salience of references to Christianity and Islam as well as on the type of evaluation of these religions in election manifestos and on Facebook.
StatusActive
Period01.01.19 → …

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Publications

  1. Models for integrated production-inventory systems
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  3. A robust cascade sliding mode control for a hybrid piezo-hydraulic actuator in camless internal combustion engines
  4. The Influence of Terrorism on Expatriate Performance: a Conceptual Approach
  5. GRAD (Synopsis)
  6. Expanding or defending legitimacy? Why international organizations intensify self-legitimation
  7. Narcissists and their influence on firm performance and reporting practices – a systematic literature review and future research agenda
  8. Industry Transformations for High Service Provisioning with Lower Energy and Material Demand
  9. Transfer fällt nicht vom Himmel!
  10. Robust Current Decoupling in a Permanent Magnet Motor Combining a Geometric Method and SMC
  11. Balanced scorecard and controllability at the level of middle managers
  12. Basic Personal Values Underlie and Give Coherence to Political Values
  13. Theatre and Engineering
  14. The multiplicity of emotions: A framework of emotional functions in decision making
  15. Patterns of ecosystem services supply across farm properties: Implications for ecosystem services-based policy incentives
  16. The Hanoverian Supply Chain Model: modelling the impact of production planning and control on a supply chain's logistic objectives
  17. Guest Editorial
  18. Internet- and mobile-based stress management for employees with adherence-focused guidance
  19. Forgetting fire
  20. Ecologies of Change
  21. Firm size and job creation in Germany
  22. Stress, burnout, and job dissatisfaction in mental health workers
  23. Photographic Premises
  24. Exploring the potential of SMEs to build individual, organizational, and community resilience through sustainability-oriented business practices
  25. Nutrient leaching in dry heathland ecosystems
  26. Der extrovertierte Rechtstaat
  27. Modeling of sheet metals with coarse texture via crystal plasticity
  28. Sicht von oben
  29. Computer als Medium (Hyperkult VI)
  30. Addressing Sufficiency
  31. Sustainable Statehood: Reflections on Critical (Pre-)Conditions, Requirements and Design Options
  32. An automated, modular system for organic waste utilization using heterotrophic alga Galdieria sulphuraria
  33. Why is there not more demand for redistribution? Cross-national evidence for the role of social justice beliefs
  34. Die Rechtsquellenlehre des Gaius
  35. Do overlapping audit and compensation committee memberships contribute to better financial reporting quality?
  36. Customer accounting and free return policies of retailers
  37. Thermal Conductivity Measurement of Salt Hydrates as Porous Material using Calorimetric (DSC) Method