Christina Gahn
Welcome!
I am a pre-doctoral research fellow at the Department of Government at the University of Vienna.
Also, I am a PhD candidate in political science at the Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
My research interests include political parties and party competition, public opinion polls, electoral campaigns and political communication. In my dissertation, I study political targeting and tailoring on Social Media in multi-party democracies in Europe.
My work has been published in the European Journal of Political Research and in Party Politics, and is accepted in The International Journal of Press/Politics. I was interviewed by Der Standard and ORF and my research was e.g. covered by Deutschlandfunk and The House Magazine.
News
06/24 | Media: ZIB 3 (ORF) Interview about the consequences of the EP elections in Europe and ZIB 1 (ORF) interview about the voting behaviour in Austria at the EP elections.
04/24 | Publication: My first (single-authored) dissertation paper with the title How much tailoring is too much? Voter backlash on highly tailored campaign messages has been accepted at The International Journal of Press/Politics and will be published soon!
12/23 - 07/23 | Publication + Media: New publication with the title Should we include margins of error in public opinion polls? in the European Journal of Political Research. We summarized the core findings in blogposts at The Loop (in EN) and Verfassungblog (in GER). This research was discussed in Der Standard, The House Magazine, Deutschlandfunk and the Austrian Parliament.
Contact Information
Christina Gahn
Rooseveltplatz 3, Room 416
1090 Vienna
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