Meta-Analysis http://t.co/qWCfNPwLkt Here’s Proof Some Pollsters Are Putting A Thumb On The Scale http://t.co/bpmudscs4u About time? “Belatedly, Germany ratifies UN anti-corruption convention” http://t.co/HkyAPvJtXy Type I and II errors simplified. http://t.co/rbTeHiUkj0
Much merriment in the Eastern state of Thuringia: 25 years after the fall of the wall, the Greens and the SPD in the state parliament are poised to form a coalition with the Left (die Linke), which would give the Left its first minister president ever. What’s the Matter with the Left? Predictably, this is…
Google decided some time ago that their algorithms are so good that the old Humanities/Social Sciences/Hard Sciences button on Google Scholar did no longer earn its keep. As a Social Scientist trying to remember the exact title of that dear old Dalton 1984 piece, I could not agree less. [caption id="attachment_13371" align="alignright" width="754"] Not my…
Remembering the fall of the Berlin Wall in an interview with Today’s Zaman Photo by mattingham
From the excellent LSE blog: European Parliament staff: who are they and do their backgrounds influence decision-making? http://t.co/huQ7dj1FNb @DarthPutinKGB: Russia Today has changed since the Donbass elections. http://t.co/eiwP7k7sQo (picture) Book chapter “Estimation techniques: Ordinary least squares and maximum likelihood” — Martin Elff http://t.co/NFw2rgYStd No real surprise is here, as tax-dodging assistance is a business model:…
Chat with dpa/Focus on the recent and rather spectacular cabinet reshuffle in Rhineland-Palatinate (in German) Photo by blu-news.org
Even the Washington Post has woken up to the fact that 25 years after the uprising in the GDR, Germany stubbornly remains divided economically, politically, and socially. In the great scheme of things, this may matter less than you might think: In Western Europe alone, the UK, Spain, Belgium, or Switzerland – countries that have…
My very clever PhDers strike again: Here is yet another online survey (in German – auf Deutsch). This one is on political attitudes of students and takes just ten minutes of your. You might even win a gift voucher. Need I say more?
Interview on the problems that Kurt Beck’s successor is facing (in German). Photo by blu-news.org
The rise of Germany’s new far right party AfD has been nothing but meteoric. But recently, the party’s image has suffered two significant blows.