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New Working Paper: A Swing Vote from the Ethnic Backstage – The German American role in Donald Trump’s 2016 victory

By Klara Dentler, Thomas Gschwend and David Hünlich

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Gesucht: 3 wissenschaftliche Hilfskräfte (m/w/d) am SFB 884 C7

30 Std./Monat, Bachelor oder Master Studierende

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2020 Teaching Award Ceremony of the University of Mannheim

Thomas Gschwend has been awarded the prize for outstanding teaching achievements at the University of Mannheim. Congratulations!!

„Generative Adversarial Nets for Social Scientists“ by Marcel Neunhoeffer

On Wednesday, November 4, the Social Science Data Lab hosts a virtual input talk entitled „Generative Adversarial Nets for Social Scientists“ by Marcel Neunhoeffer (University of Mannheim). The talk will be live-streamed on Zoom from 13:45-15:15.

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Thomas Gschwend im Deutschlandfunk: Falscher AFD-Professor – Titel Doping für den Wahlkampf

Artikel berichtet über DVPW Beitrag von Thomas Gschwend, Marcel Neunhoeffer und Marie-Lou Sohnius

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Congratulations Dr. Nora Baum

Our former student develops her own App

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New Publication: Coalition Policy Perceptions

Shaun Bowler, Thomas Gschwend and Indridi H. Indridason

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myUniMA story about our research assistant Aleksandra Butneva

“Studying in Mannheim Allows Me to Perfectly Combine Research and Student Life”

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Oke Bahnsen awarded Prize of Karin-Islinger-Stiftung

Our doctoral student Oke Bahnsen was awarded 2000 € for his project „Evidence on Voters' Response to Coalition Promise Breaking“. Congratulations!

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FES Doctoral Scholarship for Oke Bahnsen

We are very pleased to announce that our doctoral student Oke Bahnsen was awarded a doctoral scholarship of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES). The Friedrich Ebert Foundation is financially funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and supports PhD students with outstanding ...