Thanks so much for coming and giving a great talk and great feedback on the dissertation. I much enjoyed it!

Link to the dissertation:

politica.dk/politicas-ph...

Subnational party organisations stick to the issue ownership of their national parties (we expand the data by @henrikseeberg.bsky.social to the subnational level).

For example, Greens devote more attention to the issue "agriculture, environment, energy, climate" than other parties in 🇦🇹 & 🇩🇪.

Great work!

Hope to see you in Konstanz for CAP and cold German beers!

That was on my wish list, and still is! Just had too much going on already.

Above all, I enjoyed showing & sharing the city I love w my parents, kids & @mbechseeberg.bsky.social. It has a beer tap, coffee brewer & play ground on every corner not to mention its outstanding museums.

I was lucky to present my research at European Inst. LSE, Nuffield College in Oxford & Essex, & was spoiled w great feedback, coffees, lunch+dinners w @tabouchadi.bsky.social Rachel Bernard, Jane Green, Lawrence Ezrow, @dianebolet.bsky.social & @roizur.bsky.social.

What a community to be part of!

Such a privilege to be back as visiting fellow at the place I did my masters 15 years ago. 2/

Yet, only a minor part of issue ownership is endogenous & we gain analytical leverage by splitting issue ownership into an endogenous and non-endogenous part. See thread 👆👇

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Thanks a ton to Christoffer Green-Pedersen, Rune Stubager, Rune Slothuus, Jonas Lefevere, Stefaan Walgrave, Rens Vliegenthart, Frederik Hjort, Sofia Marini, and Stuart Soroka for great comments on previous versions of the WP

Link to WP (in the working paper section): www.henrikbechseeberg.com/publications

This study might help scholars further push and sharpen our understanding of issue ownership, issue competition and parties issue strategies; provide a better understanding of elections and vote transfers between parties; and help parties pick the right campaign issues..