Survey Research and Experiments in Political Science

Political Methodology

Methods

Experimental Design

Survey Experiments

Survey Research

Code:

P495

Chair(s)

Theofanis Exadaktylos

University of Surrey

Co-Chair(s)

Theodore Chadjipadelis

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Section Methods in Motion: Adapting Political Research Methods to Evolving Realities

This panel reflects on new advances in survey research and experiments in political science.

Title	Details
Representativeness and Mode Effects in the Swiss Election Study (Selects): are Paper Surveys Still Relevant?	View Paper Details
Assessing Sample Imbalances in Event-Study Designs: Observable and Unobservable Sources of Bias	View Paper Details
Enhancing Realism in Survey Experiments: Comparing Role-Playing Video Games and Text-Vignettes to Deliver Narrative Treatments	View Paper Details
How the Experience of Public-Service Quality and Corruption Shapes Political Solidarity and Trust: Experimental Evidence from a Novel Virtual-State Approach	View Paper Details
You Get How You Ask For: Survey Mode Effects in the European Social Survey (ESS) Round 12	View Paper Details