Timo Sprang
@timo-sprang.net
PhD Candidate U of Frankfurt, Institute of Political Science.
10/ And with that said...
June 11, 2025 at 3:22 PM
10/ And with that said...
8/ Finally, a few personal remarks. This started out as a term paper at @powimz.bsky.social and benefited greatly from discussion with @arminschaefer.bsky.social,
@nilssteiner.bsky.social, @kai-arzheimer.com and many fellow students in Mainz.
@nilssteiner.bsky.social, @kai-arzheimer.com and many fellow students in Mainz.
June 11, 2025 at 3:22 PM
8/ Finally, a few personal remarks. This started out as a term paper at @powimz.bsky.social and benefited greatly from discussion with @arminschaefer.bsky.social,
@nilssteiner.bsky.social, @kai-arzheimer.com and many fellow students in Mainz.
@nilssteiner.bsky.social, @kai-arzheimer.com and many fellow students in Mainz.
3/ Does this also apply to the allocation of benefits? Analysing ministry allocations from 33 OECD countries since WWII, in this paper I show that it does. More radical parties tend to receive fewer ministries.
June 11, 2025 at 3:22 PM
3/ Does this also apply to the allocation of benefits? Analysing ministry allocations from 33 OECD countries since WWII, in this paper I show that it does. More radical parties tend to receive fewer ministries.