(3) Democracy in Crisis: The Role of Emotions and Affective Polarization for Citizens’ Political Support During Threatening Events

Applicant: Conrad Ziller

Principal investigator: Conrad Ziller

Pre-doctoral researcher: N.N.

Period: 04/2022-03/2024 (24 months)

Funding institution: Fritz Thyssen Foundation

Volume: 161 318 Euro

The abstract can be found under https://www.fritz-thyssen-stiftung.de/fundings/democracy-in-crisis-the-role-of-emotions-and-affective-polarization-for-citizens-political-support-during-threatening-events/

(2) Social openness, social control, and the integration of Muslim immigrants – A panel study in neighborhoods of selected German cities

Applicants: Conrad Ziller, Hans-Jürgen Andreß

Principal investigator: Conrad Ziller

Pre-doctoral researcher: Teresa Hummler, M.A.

Period: 04/2021-03/2024 (36 months)

Funding institution: German Research Foundation (DFG)

Volume: 806 465 Euro

The abstract can be found under https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/439200663

(1) Interethnic trust asymmetries and immigrant integration

Applicant: Conrad Ziller

Principal investigator: Conrad Ziller

Pre-doctoral researcher: Paul Vierus, MSc

Student assistants: Katalin Partos, Katharina Schück

Period: 04/2019-03/2022 (36 months)

Funding institution: German Research Foundation (DFG)

Volume: 317 778 Euro

The abstract can be found under http://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/397233023

Related publications

Ziller, C. (2020): Established and Excluded? Immigrants’ Economic Progress, Attitudes toward Immigrants, and the Conditioning Role of Egalitarianism and Intergroup Contact. Political Studies. [Link]

Ziller, C. and Spörlein, C. (2020): Residential Segregation and Social Trust of Immigrants and Natives: Evidence from the Netherlands. Frontiers in Sociology. [Link]

Ziller, C. and Heizmann, B. (2020): Economic Conditions and Native-Immigrant Asymmetries in Generalized Social Trust. Social Science Research 87: 102399. [Preprint] [Link]

Ziller, C. (2017): Equal Treatment Regulations and Ethnic Minority Social Trust. European Sociological Review 33 (4): 563-575. [Link]

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