Publikationen von Erik Neimanns

A Loud but Noisy Signal? Public Opinion and Education Reform in Western Europe. Cambridge Studies in the Comparative Politics of Education. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020.

Growth Models and Voter Preferences: The Moderating Impact of Export-Led Growth on Centre-Left Voters. In: Journal of European Public Policy, 2024.

Preferences for Growth Strategies in Advanced Democracies: A New "Representation Gap"?. In: European Journal of Political Research, 2024.

Strategic Interdependence and Preferences for Debt Mutualization in the Eurozone. In: Review of International Political Economy 30(4), 2023, 1459–1485.

Public Opinion towards Welfare State Reform: The Role of Political Trust and Government Satisfaction. In: European Journal of Political Research 62(1), 2023, 197–220.

Welfare States, Media Ownership and Attitudes Towards Redistribution. In: Journal of European Public Policy 30(2), 2023, 234–253.

Who Wants Wage Moderation? Trade Exposure, Export-Led Growth, and the Irrelevance of Bargaining Structure. In: West European Politics 45(6), 2022, 1257–1282.

Preferences, Vote Choice, and the Politics of Social Investment: Addressing the Puzzle of Unequal Benefits of Childcare Provision. In: Journal of Social Policy 51(4), 2022, 945–964.

Making Mothers Stay at Home? Analyzing the Impact of Partisan Cueing on Attitudes Toward Maternal Employment. In: Social Politics 29(3), 2022, 831–855.

Till Austerity Do Us Part? A Survey Experiment on Support for the Euro in Italy. In: European Union Politics 22(3), 2021, 401–423.

Unequal Benefits – Diverging Attitudes? Analysing the Effects of an Unequal Expansion of Childcare Provision on Attitudes towards Maternal Employment across 18 European Countries. In: Journal of Public Policy 41(2), 2021, 251–276.

Class Politics in the Sandbox? An Analysis of the Socio‐Economic Determinants of Preferences Towards Public Spending and Parental Fees for Childcare. In: Social Policy & Administration 55(1), 2021, 226–241.

What Growth Strategies Do Citizens Want? Evidence from a New Survey. MPIfG Discussion Paper 23/4. Köln: Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, 2023.

From Media-Party Linkages to Ownership Concentration: Causes of Cross-National Variation in Media Outlets’ Economic Positioning. MPIfG Discussion Paper 22/8. Köln: Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, 2022.

Determinants of Wage (Dis-)Satisfaction: Trade Exposure, Export-Led Growth, and the Irrelevance of Bargaining Structure. MPIfG Discussion Paper 21/3. Köln: Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, 2021.

Is the Euro up for Grabs? Evidence from a Survey Experiment. MPIfG Discussion Paper 20/10. Köln: Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, 2020.

Öffentliche Meinung und "Policy Feedback". In: Herbert Obinger, Manfred G. Schmidt (Hrsg.), Handbuch Sozialpolitik. Wiesbaden: Springer VS, 2019, 275–293.

The Local Politics of Social Investment under Fiscal Constraints: The Case of Childcare Expansion in Germany. In: SocArXiv, 18. April 2024.

Economic Growth, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and Voting Behavior: Any Evidence of Political Decoupling?. In: SocArXiv, 25. September 2023.

Strategic Interdependence and Preferences for Debt Mutualization in the Eurozone. In: SocArXiv, 8. April 2021.