Immigration & Politics
Hostility toward Immigrants
D. Hangartner, E. Dinas, M. Marbach, K. Matakos, and D. Xefteris. Does Exposure to the Refugee Crisis Make Natives More Hostile?, American Political Science Review 113(2):442–455, 2019. [Paper] [Preprint] [Code and Data]
- 2020 Michael Wallerstein Best Article Award, APSA Political Economy Section
- Media coverage: Syrische Flüchtlinge zieht es in Brandenburg vom Land in die Städte by rbb24.
M. Marbach and C. Horz. Access Denied: How Bureaucrats Shape Politicians’ Incentives to Choose Restrictive Asylum Policies. Working Paper, 2023. [Working Paper]
M. Marbach. The Electoral Consequences of Restricting Labor Market Access for Refugees: Evidence from Germany. Working Paper, 2023. [[Abstract]]
M. Marbach and G. Ropers. Not in my Backyard: Do Increases in Immigration Cause Political Violence? IPL Working Paper No. 18-02. [Working Paper]
Immigrant Integration
J. Ferwerda, M. Marbach, and D. Hangartner. Do Immigrants Move to Welfare? Subnational Evidence from Switzerland. American Journal of Political Science (forthcoming), 2023. [Paper] [Preprint] [Code] [Policy Brief]
- Media coverage: Wohin Sozialhilfe-Bezüger ziehen by Blick, Les gens ne déménageraient pas pour toucher plus d’aide sociale by Tribune de Geneve, Do higher benefits encourage immigration? by UCL Uncovering Politics Podcast.
M. Marbach, J. Hainmueller, and D. Hangartner. The Long-term Impact of Employment Bans on the Economic Integration of Refugees. Science Advances, 4:eaap9519, 2018. [Paper] [Preprint] [Code] [Policy brief]
- Media coverage: Teure Arbeitsverbote für Asylbewerber by Der Standard, Arbeitsverbot für Flüchtlinge ist teuer by science.ORF.at, Refugees Are Coming. Should They Work? by U.S. News & World Report.
M. Marbach, E. Vallizadeh, N. Harder, J. Hainmueller, and D. Hangartner. Does Language Training Improve the Economic Integration of Refugees? Evidence from Germany’s Response to the Refugee Crisis. Working Paper, 2023. [[Abstract]]
Emigration
R. Dancygier, S.H. Dehdari, D. D. Laitin, M. Marbach, and K. Vernby. Emigration and Radical Right Populism. American Journal of Political Science (forthcoming), 2023. [Preprint]
C. Horz and M. Marbach. Economic Opportunities, Emigration and Exit Prisoners. British Journal of Political Science, 52(1):21 –40, 2022. [Paper] [Data and Code]
Political Methodology
Principal Stratification
M. Marbach. Causal Effects, Migration and Legacy Studies. American Journal of Political Science (forthcoming), 2023. [Paper] [Preprint] [Data and Code]
M. Marbach and D. Hangartner. Profiling Compliers and Non-Compliers for Instrumental Variable Analysis. Political Analysis, (28)3: 435–444, 2020. [Paper] [Preprint] [Software] [Data and Code]
D. Hangartner, M. Marbach, L. Henckel, M. Maathuis, R. Kelz, and L. Keele. Profiling Compliers in Instrumental Variables Designs. [Working Paper]
Missing Data
M. Marbach. On Imputing UNHCR Data. Research and Politics, 5(4):, 2018. [Paper] [Data and Code] [Github]
M. Marbach. Choosing Imputation Models. Political Analysis, 30(4):597–605, 2022. [Paper] [Preprint] [Software] [Data and Code]
M. Marbach. Analyzing Decision Records from Committees. Political Science Research and Methods, 9(4):832–848, 2021. [Paper] [Data and Code]
Measurement
T. König, M. Marbach, and M. Osnabrügge. Estimating Party Positions across Countries and Time. A Dynamic Latent Variable Model for Manifesto Data. Political Analysis, 21(4):468–491, 2013. [Paper] [Data and Code]
T. König, M. Marbach, and M. Osnabrügge. Left/Right or U? Estimating the Dimensionality of National Party Competition in Europe. The Journal of Politics, 79(3):1101–1105, 2017. [Paper] [Data and Code]
J.-E. Flentje, T. König, and M. Marbach. Assessing the Validity of the Manifesto Common Space Scores. Electoral Studies, 47:25–35, 2017. [Paper] [Data and Code]
Side Projects
C. Horz, M. Marbach, and C. Steinert. Environmental Pollution and Authoritarian Politics. British Journal of Political Science 85(2):524–536, 2023. [Paper] [Data and Code]
M. Marbach, D. Ward, and D. Hangartner. COVID-19 Lockdown Policies Weaken Civic Attitudes in the US and Europe. Working Paper, 2021. [Working Paper]