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Article on the effect of sexism on women’s participation in political online discussions published in Communication Research

This study tests whether seeing female politicians in the news encourages other women to participate in online discussions, or if the sexist backlash they receive has the opposite effect. Our experiment reveals that sexist comments are a powerful deterrent that increases women's fear and lowers their confidence, while the presence of a female role model alone provides no significant boost to participation.

Jul 01, 2025 | Digital Research Methods

New Movement: From Last Generation to New Generation

Prof. Lena Partzsch on Deutschlandfunk Kultur on current climate activism

Jun 30, 2025 | Center for Comparative Politics with a Focus on Environmental and Climate Politics

Discussion paper: Coping with Affective Polarization - A Research Program

Swen Hutter, Hanna Schwander, Jule Specht, Christian von Scheve

Jun 25, 2025 | Political Sociology

How about 41 hours of journalism studies a month?

A new position for student employees is to be filled at Prof. Margreth Lünenborg's department from October.

Jun 24, 2025 | Journalism Studies

Cycling for the climate

Environmental and climate policy at the Critical Mass cycling demo

Jun 10, 2025 | Center for Comparative Politics with a Focus on Environmental and Climate Politics