• Hofäcker Dirk, Moritz Heß, Elias Naumann (2015): Changing retirement transitions in times of paradigmatic political change: towards growing inequalities?, pp. 205-226. Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan

• Eck Jennifer, Christiane Schoel, Marc-André Reinhard, Rainer Greifeneder (2015): Truth or lie? Wann und warum sozialer Ausschluss die Beurteilung von Lüge und Wahrheit verbessert, [ Small Group Meeting on Threat and Morality, Kassel, ]

• Eck Jennifer (2015): Moderatoren der unmittelbaren negativen Folgen von sozialem Ausschluss, [ Invited talk, Universität Münster, ]

• Salikutluk Zerrin (2015): Questionnaire Design: Experiences of the CILS4EU project, [ CILS-NOR international conference and workshop, Oslo, ]

• Schmidt Franziska, Jessica Herzing (2015): Einfluss einer elterlichen Trennung auf die kognitiven und mathematischen Fähigkeiten von Kindern mit unterschiedlicher ethnischer Herkunft, [ EPSY 2015 - Entwicklung unter Risikolagen, Frankfurt am Main, ]

• Klein Oliver, Martin Neugebauer (2015): Do migrant children benefit from migrant teachers?, [ ECSR Conference 2015 - Cumulative Inequalities in the Life Course, Tallinn University, ]

• Zittlau Steffen (2015): Multi-level spatial voting: Vote switching in EP elections and European integration preferences, [ 5th Annual General Conference of the European Political Science Association, Vienna, ]

• Stötzer Lukas F., Steffen Zittlau, Thomas Gschwend, Tobias Witt (2015): Leihstimmen im Bundestagswahljahr 2013, Journal of Political Psychology, 4, 1, pp. 88-107.

• Gschwend Thomas, Thomas Zittel (2015): Do constituency candidates matter in German Federal Elections? The personal vote as an interactive process, Electoral Studies, 39, September, pp. 338-349.

• Mauerer Ingrid, Paul W. Thurner, Marc Debus (2015): Under Which Conditions Do Parties Attract Voters’ Reactions to Issues? Party-Varying Issue Voting in German Elections 1987–2009, West European Politics, 38, 6, pp. 1251-1273.

• Neugebauer Martin (2015): Who chooses teaching under different labor market conditions? Evidence from West Germany, 1980-2009, Teaching and Teacher Education, 45, pp. 137-148.

• Schmitt Hermann, Eftichia Teperoglou (2015): The 2014 European Parliament Elections in Southern Europe: Second-Order or Critical Elections?, South European Society and Politics, 20, 3, pp. 287-309.

• Leszczensky Lars, Sebastian Pink (2015): Ethnic Segregation of Friendship Networks in School: Testing a Rational-Choice Argument of Differences in Ethnic Homophily between Classroom- and Grade-Level Networks, Social Networks, 42, pp. 18-26.

• Bäck Hanna, Marc Debus, Jale Tosun (2015): Partisanship, Ministers and Biotechnology Policy, Review of Policy Research, 32, 5, pp. 556-575.

• Theocharis Yannis, Jan W. van Deth (2015): A Modern Tragedy? Institutional Causes and Democratic Consequences of the Greek Crisis, Representation, 51, 1, pp. 63-79.

• Greszki Robert, Marco Meyer, Harald Schoen (2015): Exploring the Effects of Removing ‘Too Fast’ Responses and Respondents from Web Surveys, Public Opinion Quarterly, 79, 2, pp. 471-503.

• König Thomas (2015): Kanzler, Minister und Sachverständige. Eine Untersuchung der Bedeutung von Vertrauen für die Delegation von Reformen am Beispiel der Hartz-Reformen, Politische Vierteljahresschrift, 56, 2, pp. 182-210.

• König Thomas, Sebastian Köhler (2015): Fiscal Governance in the Eurozone: How Effectively Does the Stability and Growth Pact Limit Governmental Debt in the Euro Countries?, Political Science Research and Methods, 3, 2, pp. 329-351.

• Leszczensky Lars, Aitana Gräbs Santiago (2015): The Development and Test of a Measure of Youth's Ethnic and National Identity, Methods, data, analyses - mda , 9, 1, pp. 87-110.

• Baumann Markus, Marc Debus, Jochen Müller (2015): Personal Characteristics of MPs and Legislative Behavior in Moral Policy Making, Legislative Studies Quarterly, 40, 2, pp. 179-210.

• Granato Nadia, Anette Haas, Silke Hamann, Annekatrin Niebuhr (2015): The Impact of Skill-Specific Migration on Regional Unemployment Disparities in Germany, Journal of Regional Science, 55, 4, pp. 513-539.

• Baumann Markus, Marc Debus, Jochen Müller (2015): Convictions and Signals in Parliamentary Speeches: Dáil Éireann Debates on Abortion in 2001 and 2013, Irish Political Studies, 30, 2, pp. 199-219.

• Bernauer Julian, Nathalie Giger, Jan Rosset (2015): Mind the gap: Do proportional electoral systems foster a more equal representation of women and men, poor and rich?, International Political Science Review, 36, 1, pp. 78-98.

• Domonkos Stefan (2015): Promoting a higher retirement age: A prospect-theoretical approach, International Journal of Social Welfare, 24, 2, pp. 133-144.

• Theocharis Yannis, William E. M. Lowe, Jan W. van Deth, Gema García Albacete (2015): Using Twitter to mobilize protest action: Online mobilization patterns and action repertoires in the Occupy Wall Street, Indignados, and Aganaktismenoi movements, Information, Communication & Society, 18, 2, pp. 202-220.