(2025):
The effect of formateur expectations on vote choice: A comparative analysis.
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Or Tuttnauer, PhD.
MZES Fellow
University Mannheim, MZES
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E-Mail: Or.Tuttnauer@mzes.uni-mannheim.de
Dr. Tuttnauer completed his Ph.D. at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in May 2018. He was a guest scholar at the Bamberg Graduate School of Social Sciences in the summer of 2018. He has been a guest scholar in MZES since December 2018, first as a DAAD postdoctoral fellow, then as a postdoctoral fellow of Max Planck Society's Minerva Stiftung and since March 2020 as a Humboldt postdoctoral fellow.
Publication — recent
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(2025): Institutional Personalism and Personalised Behaviour: Electoral Systems, Candidate Selection Methods, and Politicians' Campaign Strategy. Electoral Studies, 94, Article no. 102909, 1-10. More
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(2024): Negative campaign statements, coalition heterogeneity, and the support for government parties. Electoral Studies, 87, (article no. 102738), pp. 1-7. More
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(2024): Government–Opposition Relations and the Vote of No Confidence. Political Studies, 72, 3, 984-1004. More
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(2023): Servants of two (or more) masters: Accounting for the complexity of intraparty candidate selection methods. Party Politics, 29, 1, 185–192. More
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(2023): Do coalition and formateur expectations affect vote switching?. European Political Science Review, 15, 1, 96–115. More
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(2023): Risk Aversion and the Gender Gap in the Vote for Populist Radical Right Parties. American Journal of Political Science, 67, 3, 701-717. More
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(2022): Voting for Votes: Opposition Parties’ Legislative Activity and Electoral Outcomes. American Political Science Review, 116, 4, 1357-1374. More
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(2021): Permissibility of Electoral Systems: A New Look at an Old Question. The Journal of Politics, 83, 2, 439–452. More
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(2021): Opposition in Times of Crisis: COVID-19 in Parliamentary Debates. West European Politics, 44, 5-6, 1025–1051. More
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(2020): Government–opposition relations in a fragmented, personalized, and multidimensional setting: The case of Israel. Party Politics, 26, 2, 203-214. More
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(2020): Unnatural partners: coalescence in Israeli local government. Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, 30, 3, 358-378. More
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(2018): If you can beat them, confront them: Party-level analysis of opposition behavior in European national parliaments. European Union Politics, 19, 2, 278-298. More
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(2025): Saying one thing and doing another? Comparing government-opposition relations in parliamentary voting and speechmaking. [15th Annual Conference of the European Political Science Association (EPSA), Madrid, 25/06/2025 - 27/06/2025]. More
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(2025): Saying one thing and doing another? Comparing government-opposition relations in parliamentary voting and speechmaking. [9th Conference of the ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments, Barcelona, 01/07/2025 - 03/07/2025]. More
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(2025): What do people want from opposition parties? A cross-national experimental study. [9th Conference of the ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments, Barcelona, 01/07/2025 - 03/07/2025]. More
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(2025): What do people want from opposition parties? A cross-national experimental study. [Jahrestagung der DVPW Themengruppe "Vergleichende Parlamentarismusforschung", Kiel, 08/10/2025 - 09/10/2025]. More
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(2024): The dynamics of parliamentary conflict in response to electoral information. [14th Annual Conference of the European Political Science Association, Köln, 03/07/2024 - 05/07/2024]. More
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(2024): Government-Opposition Affective Polarisation: A New Measure. [29. Wissenschaftlicher Kongress der Deutschen Vereinigung für Politikwissenschaft, Göttingen, 23/09/2024 - 26/09/2024]. More
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(2023): Government-opposition relations in the German state legislatures and citizens’ attitudes. [8th Conference of the Standing Group on Parliaments (ECPR), Vienna, 05/07/2023 - 07/07/2023]. More
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(2022): The impact of coalition heterogeneity and negative campaigning on support for government parties. [Annual Conference of the Swiss Political Science Association, (virtual conference), 02/02/2022 - 03/02/2022]. More
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(2024): Candidate Selection Methods and Electoral Systems: Between Collegialism and Personalism. 41–59. London, New York, Routledge. More
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(2021): Israel: Legislative Debates in a Personalized Parliament. 484–504. Oxford, Oxford University Press. More
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(2015): Competitiveness of Party Leadership Selection Processes. 50–72. Oxford, Oxford University Press. More