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conditions? We use the 1998 ALLBUS survey in the [...] analysis." Neben dem
ALLBUS 1998 verwendet Rohrschneider Daten aus eigenen 1992 erhobenen "Berlin
parliament surveys".
Aufgenommen: 19. Fassung, November 2003
Rohrschneider, Robert, (2002). One electorate? The sources of the Voters' Choice in
the Unified Germany since 1990. University of Minnesota: Minneapolis.
Abstract: "This paper situates the 2002 federal election into Germany's electoral history
since 1990. A central theme structuring election analyses since Germany's unification
is that the socio-structural determinants of voters' choice were quite different
in 1990 and 1994. However, many analysts suggest a convergence of the two electorates
during the 1998 election. This paper suggests that it is far too early to conclude
confidently that the two parts of Germany have merged into one electorate. Using
previous election studies, along with the ALLBUS survey series, the paper addresses
these issues and situates the 2002 campaign into this broader context.".
Aufgenommen: 19. Fassung, November 2003
Rohrschneider, Robert und Schmitt-Beck, Rüdiger, (2002). Trust in Democratic Institutions
in Germany: Theory and Evidence Ten Years after Unification. German
Politics, 11: 35-59.
Abstract: "Central to the stability of a regime is that citizens trust a nation's institutional
framework. Based on this premise, this article looks at how much Eastern and
Western Germans trust several institutions of Germany's political system. More generally,
it examines the empirical validity of three potential individual-level sources of
institutional trust: (1) citizens' ideological values (a value model); (2) publics' appraisals
of the economic performance of institutions (a performance model); (3) citizens'
ties to other individuals (a social capital model). We find that institutional trust
is quite low, especially in the East. We also show that institutional trust is significantly
driven by all three factors." Datengrundlage bilden die ALLBUS-Erhebungen
1984,1991, 1994, 2000, sowie die World Value Surveys 1995-1997
Aufgenommen: 20. Fassung, Februar 2005
Rohrschneider, Robert, (2003). Learning Democracy: Do Democratic Values Adjust
to New Institutions? S. 47- 70, in: Pollack, Detlef, Jacobs, Jörg, Müller, Olaf und
Pickel, Gert (Hrsg.), Poltical Culture in Post-Communist Europe - Attitudes in new
democracies. Aldershot: Ashgate.