Replication material
- Martini, Marco and Stefanie Walter (2023). Learning from Precedent: How the British Brexit experience counteracts populism outside the UK. Journal of European Public Policy, 1-28.
Link to replication material - Malet, Giorgio (2022). Cross-National Social Influence. How Foreign Votes Can Affect Domestic Public Opinion. Comparative Political Studies. Online First.
Link to replication material - Jurado, Ignacio, Sandra Léon and Stefanie Walter (2021). Brexit Dilemmas: Shaping Postwithdrawal Relations with a Leaving State. International Organization 76(2): 273-304.
Link to replication material - Walter, Stefanie (2021). Brexit Domino? The political contagion effects of voter-endorsed withdrawals from international institutions. Comparative Political Studies 54(13): 2382 –2415.
Link to replication material - Walter, Stefanie (2021). The Backlash against Globalization. Annual Review of Political Science 24: 421-442.
Link to replication material - De Vries, Catherine, Sara Hobolt and Stefanie Walter (2021). Politicizing International Cooperation: The Mass Public, Political Entrepreneurs and Political Opportunity Structures. International Organization 75(2): 306-332.
Link to replication material - Walter, Stefanie (2021). EU-27 Public Opinion on Brexit. Journal of Common Market Studies 59(3): 569–588.
Link to the replication material
- Walter, Stefanie (2021). Brexit Domino? The political contagion effects of voter-endorsed withdrawals from international institutions. Comparative Political Studies.
Link to replication material - Grynberg, Charlotte, Stefanie Walter, and Fabio Wasserfallen (2020). Expectations, vote choice and opinion stability since the 2016 Brexit referendum. European Union Politics 21(2): 255-75.
Link to replication material
We are building datasets:
- The DISINTEGRATION project has collected an EU-wide repeated cross-sectional survey. Six waves were fielded between August 2017 and December 2019. The survey includes information about respondents’ attitudes towards the EU, perceptions of the Brexit process, as well as general political attitudes and demographic characteristics.
- The DISINTEGRATION project fielded a five-wave panel survey in Switzerland between November 2019 and May 2022. The survey includes information about respondents’ attitudes towards the EU, perceptions of the Brexit process, attitudes towards immigration, globalisation and international cooperation, evaluations of the pandemic situations, personality traits, as well as demographic characteristics.
- The DISINTEGRATION project has fielded a survey in Sweden and Finland in November 2022. The survey includes information about respondents’ attitudes towards NATO accession, evaluations of the sanction regime against Russia, as well as general political attitudes and demographic characteristics.
- The DISINTEGRATION project is currently developing IOParlspeech, a dataset of statements on 78 international organizations (IOs) in the parliamentary debates of six countries (USA, Canada, UK, New Zealand, Germany, Austria). The dataset covers 1990 to 2018. It will be used to test theories of when, why, and how international cooperation becomes politicised in domestic politics.
- The DISINTEGRATION project has built up an EU News Corpus – a database consisting of 1.8 mio news articles on the EU the most widely circulated daily and weekly newspapers in ten European countries (Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany”, Italy, Ireland, Poland, the Netherlands, and Spain) as well as 500’000 articles from major newswires (AP, AFP, Reuters). The dataset covers the time-period 2000-2021. From this corpus, the project extracts information on party positions towards EU-integration via manual coding and automated text analysis. These derived measures will be published as part of the project’s data dissemination strategy.
- The project is also building up a second News Corpus on International Cooperation. As with the EU News Corpus, derived data will be made available by the project.