
Dutch Parliamentary Election Study 2021
General Information
Title
            Dutch Parliamentary Election Study 2021
        Project Number
            277
        Abstract
            This survey is part of the Dutch Parliamentary Elections Study 2021.
        Longitudinal Type
            Project
        Begin date
            01-02-2021
        End date
            16-05-2021
        Note
            The datasets only concern the data collected in the LISS panel in the context of the "Nationaal Kiezersonderzoek" (Dutch Parliamentary Election Studies).
For the complete dataset of the NKO, we refer to DANS: https://easy.dans.knaw.nl/ui/datasets/id/easy-dataset:34410
        Topics
        
    Researcher
            Take Sipma (Radboud University); Tom van der Meer (University of Amsterdam)
        Publisher
            Centerdata
        Copyright
            © 2022 Centerdata
        DOI
            https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-zn6-ma4y
        Publications
Bottenberg, C. J. (2022). Populist attitudinal similarities between the populist radical right and mainstream voters in the Netherlands. VU Amsterdam.
Rekker, R.,
 et al. (2022). Understanding factual belief polarization: the role of trust, political sophistication, and affective polarization. Acta Politica, first published online October 20, 2022.
Mitteregger, R. (2022). Socialized with "old cleavages" or "new dimensions": An Age-Period-Cohort analysis on electoral support in Western European multiparty systems. Working paper, first published online December 15, 2022.
Kessenich, E.,
 et al. (2022). New parties in a crowded electoral space: The (in)stability of radical right voters in the Netherlands. Acta Politica, first published online October 28, 2022.
Partheymüller, J.,
 et al. (2023). Wahlkampf. In K. Praprotnik & F. Perlot (Eds.), Das Politische System Österreichs (pp. 391-414).
Hendriks, I., 
 et al. (2022). Excuses voor het slavernijverleden: Hoe zwart-wit is de publieke opinie?. Stuk Rood Vlees, November 11, 2022.
Spierings, N. (2021). ‘Simons-effect’ onder kiezers met migratieachtergrond?. Stuk Rood Vlees, March 15, 2021.
Jeroense, T., 
 et al. (2022). Problemen met politieke participatie. Stuk Rood Vlees, February 22, 2022.
Sipma, T.,
 et al. (2021). Versplinterde vertegenwoordiging: Nationaal Kiezersonderzoek 2021. SKON.
ter Haar, J. (2023). Understanding the dynamics of politial and societal polarisation: Exploring elite polarisation, mean partisan polarisation, issue salience, and anti-systemness. University of Twente.
van Hees, K.J. (2024). Stemmen op een nieuwe partij; Polarisatie als oorzaak?. Radboud University.
Boele, K. (2024). Tussen emotie en tactiek - Polarisatie en onoprecht kiesgedrag in het Nederlandse evenredige kiesstelsel. Leiden University.
Linders, N.,
 et al. (2024). How attitudes on gender identity, sexuality, and core populist radical right values combine in diverging ideological constellations among populist radical right-inclined voters. Political Studies, 1-21.
Spierings, N., 
 et al. (2023). Minding the political engagement gap: How discrimination and religion impact Dutch voters with an immigrant background. Acta Politica, first published online February 11, 2023.
Sipma, T., 
 et al. (2024). Introduction: extremes and divides in electoral politics, the Dutch 2021 elections in particular. Acta Politica, 59, 483–497.