• Keusch Florian, Sebastian Bähr, Georg-Christoph Haas, Frauke Kreuter, Mark Trappmann (2018): Nonresponse Error in Passive Mobile Measurement, [ Digital Traces Workshop, Bremen, ]

• Rinke Eike Mark, Patricia Moy (2018): Political correlates of apophatic and cataphatic listening styles, [ 114th APSA Annual Meeting & Exhibition, Boston, MA, ]

• Wessler Hartmut (2018): How Can Communication Support Constructive Engagement Across Deep Divides?, [ Symposium "The Shifting Landscape of Public Communication", Seattle, WA, ]

• Wessler Hartmut (2018): Comparing sentiments in media coverage on refugees, Islam and terrorism. A six-country study, [ SCANPUB Summer Symposium, Bergen, ]

• Wessler Hartmut (2018): From Textual-Plus-Visual to Multimodal Framing Analysis, [ 68th Annual ICA Conference, Prague, ]

• Wessler Hartmut, Chung-hong Chan (2018): Using Text Analytics Methods to Provide New Insights for Research on Contentious Processes, [ Text Analytics Applications for Monitoring and Understanding Contentious Processes, Urbana, IL, ]

• Rinke Eike Mark (2018): Bringing listening to the theory and practice of deliberative pedagogy, [ International Communication Association Pre-Conference “Deliberative Pedagogy: Theory and Practice”, Prague, ]

• Stecker Christian, Marc Debus (2018): Refugees Welcome? The presence of refugees and the electoral success of the right-wing populist AfD in Germany, [ 8th Annual Conference of the European Political Science Association, Vienna, ]

• Kortmann Matthias, Christian Stecker, Tobias Weiß (2018): Politicizing Islam: How Populism Changes the Relevance of Islam in Electoral Manifestos, [ Workshop ‘Minding the Gap? The Populist Surge and its Consequences for Representation’, WZB, Berlin, ]

• Bräuninger Thomas, Marc Debus, Jochen Müller, Christian Stecker (2018): Jamaica, minority government or grand coalition? Government formation after the Bundestagwahl 2017, [ 44th Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of German Politics (IASGP), GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Cologne, ]

• Leszczensky Lars, Tobias Wolbring (2018): Wenn Y einen Einfluss auf X hat: Eine Simulationsstudie zum Umgang mit umgekehrter Kausalität mit Paneldaten, [ Gemeinsame Frühjahrstagung der Sektionen Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung und Modellbildung und Simulation der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Soziologie, Leipzig, ]

• Burgdorf Katharina, Henning Hillmann (2018): Creative Revolution through Symbolic Collaboration Networks. The Case of the New Hollywood Movement, [ Networks in the Global World, St. Petersburg, ]

• Wessler Hartmut, Rainer Freudenthaler (2018): Public Sphere, New York, Oxford University Press

• Gschwend Thomas, Thomas König, Marcel Neunhoeffer (2018): Wie das bayerische Wahlrecht die CSU begünstigt, 2018, Hamburg, Zeit Online

• Brenner Thomas, Tobias Ebert (2018): Fachkräfte für den Landkreis Marburg-Biedenkopf - Wahrnehmung, Attraktivität und Potentiale, pp. 106. Marburg, Philipps-Universität

• Theocharis Yannis, Stefanie Walter (2018): Solidarity or Antagonism? An Analysis of German News Media Reporting on Anti-Austerity Protests in Greece, 109, pp. 95-116. London, Routledge

• Wessler Hartmut, Diana Rieger, Jonathan Cohen, Peter Vorderer (2018): Permanent connections around the globe. Cross-cultural differences and intercultural linkages in POPC, pp. 188-196. New York, London, Routledge

• Hefner Dorothée, Eike Mark Rinke, Frank M. Schneider, Leonard Reinecke, Christoph Klimmt (2018): The POPC citizen: Political information in the fourth age of political communication, pp. 199-207. New York, NY, Routledge

• Gould Robert, Roger D. Peng, Frauke Kreuter, Randall Pruim, Jeff Witmer, George W. Cobb (2018): Challenge to the established curriculum: a collection of reflections, pp. 415-432. Cham, Springer

• Eben Astrid, Maria Reifenrath, Felix Briem, Sebastian Pink, Heidrun Vogt (2018): Response of Drosophila suzukii (Diptera: Drosophilidae) to extreme heat and dryness, Agricultural and Forest Entomology, 20, 1, pp. 113–121.

• Tuttnauer Or (2018): If you can beat them, confront them: Party-level analysis of opposition behavior in European national parliaments, European Union Politics, 19, 2, pp. 278-298.

• Grill Christiane, Hajo G. Boomgaarden (2018): How citizens (could) turn into an informed public: Explaining citizens’ attentiveness for European Parliamentary elections, Communications – The European Journal of Communication Research, 43, 4, pp. 468-488.

• Chan Chung-hong, King-Wa Fu (2018): The “Mutual Ignoring” Mechanism of Cyberbalkanization: Triangulating Big Data Analysis and Agent-Based Modeling, Journal of Information Technology & Politics, 15, 4, pp. 378-387.

• Martig Noemi, Julian Bernauer (2018): The Halo Effect: Perceptions of Diffuse Threat and the SVP Vote Share, World Political Science, 14, 1, pp. 27-54.

• Wessler Hartmut (2018): Habermas and the Media, pp. 185. Cambridge, Polity Press