Sophie Ruprecht
@sophieruprecht.bsky.social
PhD in Political Science @IPWunibern || Research interests: information effects, acceptance of renewable energy
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In Switzerland, most solar investments target homeowners. But what about tenants?
A study made by our research partners at @unibe.ch – @brueckmann.bsky.social, @istad.bsky.social and @sophieruprecht.bsky.social – asked how to design citizen-financed solar PV projects for tenants.
A study made by our research partners at @unibe.ch – @brueckmann.bsky.social, @istad.bsky.social and @sophieruprecht.bsky.social – asked how to design citizen-financed solar PV projects for tenants.
July 15, 2025 at 9:13 AM
In Switzerland, most solar investments target homeowners. But what about tenants?
A study made by our research partners at @unibe.ch – @brueckmann.bsky.social, @istad.bsky.social and @sophieruprecht.bsky.social – asked how to design citizen-financed solar PV projects for tenants.
A study made by our research partners at @unibe.ch – @brueckmann.bsky.social, @istad.bsky.social and @sophieruprecht.bsky.social – asked how to design citizen-financed solar PV projects for tenants.
Reposted by Sophie Ruprecht
Start your week with a just-published article by Ruprecht & Zumbrunn!
Gender stereotypes matter for female candidates’ election chances: In Switzerland, voters holding male issue stereotypes are more likely to elect male candidates, while those with female issue stereotypes elect female candidates.
Gender stereotypes matter for female candidates’ election chances: In Switzerland, voters holding male issue stereotypes are more likely to elect male candidates, while those with female issue stereotypes elect female candidates.
Not Tough Enough? Gender Stereotypes and Vote Choice in Switzerland
While many studies examine the effect of gender stereotypes on electoral chances of women candidates in the U.S. little research investigates this relationship outside two-party systems and experim...
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May 6, 2024 at 1:45 PM
Start your week with a just-published article by Ruprecht & Zumbrunn!
Gender stereotypes matter for female candidates’ election chances: In Switzerland, voters holding male issue stereotypes are more likely to elect male candidates, while those with female issue stereotypes elect female candidates.
Gender stereotypes matter for female candidates’ election chances: In Switzerland, voters holding male issue stereotypes are more likely to elect male candidates, while those with female issue stereotypes elect female candidates.