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. Prime Ministers in Europe. Changing Career Experiences and Profiles. Palgrave Macmillan, Palgrave Studies in Political Leadership Series, ISBN: 978-3-030-90890-4, 2022.

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. Prime-Ministerial Performance in Central and Eastern Europe. Monograph in Preparation, 2022.

. Random Crises and Government Accountability. When do Voters React Competently During Random Crises?. Working Paper, 2022.

. Better to Polarise than be Popular? When do Leaders increase their Party's Vote Share?. Working Paper, 2022.

. Local preferences in candidate selection. Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment among party leaders in German. Party Politics, online first, 2022.

Link to Published Version (Open Access) Accepted Manuscript Replication Material

. Walking the line: Electoral cycles and the shift in legislative priorities among German Parliamentarians. Work in Progress, 2021.

. How Political Careers affect Prime-Ministerial Performance: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe. Online first: Comparative Political Studies, 2021.

Link to Published Version (Open Access) Accepted Manuscript Replication Material

. Female Front-Runner Entry and the Gender Gap in Voter Turnout. Findings from a Differences-in-Differences Design. Working Paper, 2021.

. All the Prime Minister's Glory? Leader Effects and Accountability of Prime Ministers in Parliamentary Elections. Politics, 40 (4): 444-459, 2020.

Link to Published Version Accepted Manuscript

. The Effect of Voters’ Economic Perception, Brexit and Campaigns on the Evaluation of Party Leaders over Time. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 22 (2): 202–219, 2020.

Link to Published Version Accepted Manuscript

. 14 Jahre Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel: Unterstützung durch Annäherung. In Zeitschrift für Parlamentsfragen, 50 (3): 545–556, 2019.

Link to Published Version Accepted Manuscript

. Potent Executives: The Electoral Strength of Prime Ministers in Central Eastern Europe. In East European Politics, 35 (4): 517–537, 2019.

Link to Published Version Accepted Manuscript