Prof. Thomas Gschwend, Ph.D.
Selected Publications:
Meffert, Michael F., and Thomas Gschwend. 2011. “Polls, coalition signals and strategic voting: An
experimental investigation of perceptions and effects." European Journal of Political Research 50(5):
636-667
Meffert, Michael F., Sascha Huber, Thomas Gschwend, and Franz Urban Pappi. 2011. “More than
wishful thinking: Causes and consequences of voters‘ electoral expectations about parties and
coalitions.” Electoral Studies, 30 (4): 804-815.
Elff, Martin, Thomas Gschwend, and Ron Johnston. 2008. “Ignoramus, Ignorabimus? On Fundamental
Uncertainty in Ecological Inference.” Political Analysis 16(1), 70-92.
Gschwend, Thomas. 2007. “Ticket-splitting and strategic voting under mixed electoral rules: Evidence
from Germany”, European Journal of Political Research 46(1): 1-23
Gschwend, Thomas, Ron Johnston, and Charles Pattie. 2003. “Split-Ticket Patterns in Mixed-Member
Proportional Election Systems: Estimates and Analyses of their Spatial Variation at the German
Federal Election, 1998.” British Journal of Political Science 33(1): 109-127.
Meffert, Michael F., and Thomas Gschwend. 2011. “Polls, coalition signals and strategic voting: An
experimental investigation of perceptions and effects." European Journal of Political Research 50(5):
636-667
Meffert, Michael F., Sascha Huber, Thomas Gschwend, and Franz Urban Pappi. 2011. “More than
wishful thinking: Causes and consequences of voters‘ electoral expectations about parties and
coalitions.” Electoral Studies, 30 (4): 804-815.
Elff, Martin, Thomas Gschwend, and Ron Johnston. 2008. “Ignoramus, Ignorabimus? On Fundamental
Uncertainty in Ecological Inference.” Political Analysis 16(1), 70-92.
Gschwend, Thomas. 2007. “Ticket-splitting and strategic voting under mixed electoral rules: Evidence
from Germany”, European Journal of Political Research 46(1): 1-23
Gschwend, Thomas, Ron Johnston, and Charles Pattie. 2003. “Split-Ticket Patterns in Mixed-Member
Proportional Election Systems: Estimates and Analyses of their Spatial Variation at the German
Federal Election, 1998.” British Journal of Political Science 33(1): 109-127.