31/08/2018 Online First: The Sensitivity of Sensitivity Analysis! Our paper “The Sensitivity and Sensitivity Analysis” is now online first at Political Science Research and Methods!
23/08/2018 Online First: What is Islamophobia? Our paper “What is Islamophobia? Disentangling Citizens’ Feelings Toward Ethnicity, Religion, and Religiosity Using a Survey Experiment” is now online first at the British Journal of Political Science!
18/04/2018 Online First: MRP for Religious Demography! My joint paper with Chris Claassen on MRP for religious demography is now available online first: Claassen, C. & Traunmüller, R. (2018). Improving and Validating Survey Estimates of Religious Demography Using Bayesian Multilevel Models with Poststratification. Sociological Methods & Research Online First: DOI: 10.1177/0049124118769086
16/04/2018 Book Contract with Cambridge University Press! My book project “Data Visualization for the Social Sciences” has received a contract with Cambridge University Press (in the series Methodological Tools for the Social Sciences ed. by Paul Kellstedt and Guy Whitten).
29/03/2018 Best Paper Award! My joint work with Marc Helbling “What is Islamophobia? Disentangling Citizens’ Feelings Toward Ethnicity, Religion and Religiosity Using a Survey Experiment” (forthcoming in the British Journal of Political Science) won the best paper award of the CES Immigration Research Network.
02/01/2018 Article accepted by PSRM! Our article “The Sensitivity of Sensitivity Analysis” has just been accepted for publication in Political Science Research & Methods.
19/12/2017 Article accepted by BJPS! Our article “What is Islamophobia? Disentangling Citizens’ Feelings Towards Ethnicity, Religion and Religiosity Using a Survey Experiment” has just been accepted for publication in the British Journal of Political Science.
08/12/2017 Article accepted by SMR! Our article “Improving and Validating Survey Estimates of Religious Demography Using Bayesian Multilevel Models with Poststratification” has just been accepted for publication in Sociological Methods & Research.
16/10/2017 Talk on Visual Inference at the Social Science Data Lab This Wednesday, October 18th, I will present “Visual Inference for the Social Sciences” at the MZES Social Science Data Lab. “This talk introduces a remedy to the criticism frequently voiced against data visualization and exploration: that it may give rise to an over-interpretation of random patterns. A way to overcome this problem... View Article
20/09/2017 Blog Post on “Graphical Perception of Polls” at CorrelAid.org Another blog post on how to visualize the results of political polls – this time with the data science people at CorrelAid.org.