Peer-Reviewed Publications
Sophie Mainz (2026). Inclusion to Exclude: How Femonationalism Impacts Policy Preferences. Political Science Research and Methods. 🏆 2025 APSA John Sullivan Award. [Link]
Michal Grahn, Katharina Lawall, Maria Bergström Nordbrandt, Sophie Mainz & Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte (2025). A game of tariffs: is there demand for tariffs in Europe? Journal of European Public Policy. [Link]
Working Papers
Sophie Mainz (Working paper). The Normalising Work of Gender Issues on Far-Right TikTok.
Sophie Mainz (Working paper). Selective Liberalism and the Dilution of Electoral Accountability.
Michal Grahn, Katharina Lawall, Sophie Mainz & Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte (Working paper). "Not in Her Name": Strategic Rebuttals to the Gendered Defence of Illiberal Exclusion.
Sophie Mainz (Working paper). Public Support for Social Media Regulation.
Sophie Mainz & Michal Grahn (Working paper). Group Affect and the Electoral Protection of Transgender Rights.
Work in Progress
Michal Grahn & Sophie Mainz. Do Americans Bring Their Political Views to Church? Public Preferences for Religious Leaders.
Michal Grahn, Katharina Lawall, Sophie Mainz & Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte. Does Femonationalism Influence Support for Anti-Immigrant Governments? No.