2020

Scientific Articles

unige:135600

Democracy or Oligarchy? Unequal Representation of Income Groups in European Institutions

Lefkofridi, Zoe; Giger, Nathalie;

Working paper

unige:135683

Introducing the inequality and politics survey: preliminary findings

Pontusson, Harry Jonas; Giger, Nathalie; Rosset, Jan; Lascombes, Davy-Kim;

2019

Scientific Articles

unige:126761

Social investment by popular demand? The electoral politics of employment-centered family policy

Nelson, Moira; Giger, Nathalie;

Working paper

unige:134626	Growing income inequality, growing legitimacy: a longitudinal approach to perceptions of inequality	Giger, Nathalie; Lascombes, Davy-Kim;
unige:134628	What rich and poor consider important and how this matters for representation	Traber, Denise; Giger, Nathalie; Hänni, Miriam; Breunig, Christian;

2018

Scientific Articles

unige:109697	Do leadership-dominated parties change more?	Schumacher, Gijs; Giger, Nathalie;
unige:109698	How economic crises affect political representation: declining party‒voter congruence in times of constrained government	Traber, Denise; Giger, Nathalie; Häusermann, Silja;
unige:116516	Introduction to the special issue “The 2015 swiss national elections”	Giger, Nathalie; Rennwald, Line; Tresch, Anke;
unige:109699	Strategic ambiguity of party positions in multi-party competition	Bräuninger, Thomas; Giger, Nathalie;

Master's thesis supervisions

unige:114203

L’influence des donateurs privés sur les politiques publiques: une analyse des initiatives populaires en Californie

Bringollet, Cynthia Leslie;

2017

Scientific Articles

unige:91868	I the people? self-interest and demand for government responsiveness	Rosset, Jan; Giger, Nathalie; Bernauer, J.;
unige:97543	Who leads the party? On membership size, selectorates and party oligarchy	Schumacher, Gijs; Giger, Nathalie;

2016

Scientific Articles

unige:92196

Voting against your constituents? How lobbying affects representation

Giger, Nathalie; Klüver, Heike;

Book Chapters

unige:92167	Alignment of objectives between parties and their electors: the role of personal salience in political represenation	Giger, Nathalie; Lefkofridi, Zoe;
unige:92169	Die Salienz von Sachthemen im internationalen Vergleich: Zurück zu "It’s the economy, stupid" während der Krise?	Giger, Nathalie; Traber, Denise;

2015

Scientific Articles

unige:78826	Mind the gap: Do proportional electoral systems foster a more equal representation of women and men, poor and rich?	Bernauer, J.; Giger, Nathalie; Rosset, Jan;
unige:92162	Politische Psychologie	Giger, Nathalie; Huber, Sascha;

2014

Scientific Articles

unige:78825	Holding governments accountable? Individual heterogeneity in performance voting	de Vries, Catherine E.; Giger, Nathalie;
unige:78824	Salience-Based Congruence Between Parties & their Voters: The Swiss Case	Giger, Nathalie; Lefkofridi, Zoe;
unige:78823	The gender gap in same-gender voting: The role of context	Giger, Nathalie; Holli, Anne Maria; Lefkofridi, Zoe; Wass, Hanna;

2013

Scientific Articles

unige:100350

More money, fewer problems? Cross-level effects of economic deprivation on political representation

Rosset, Jan; Giger, Nathalie; Bernauer, Julian;

2012

Scientific Articles

unige:100352

The poor political representation of the poor in a comparative perspective

Giger, Nathalie; Rosset, Jan; Bernauer, Julian;