Anselm Hager

Welcome! My name is Anselm Hager (né Rink). I am an assistant professor of political economy at the graduate school of decision sciences in Konstanz. I received my PhD in 2017 at Columbia. My CV is here. You can reach me at anselm (dot) hager (at) gmail (dot) com.

.Select research

“Ethnic Riots and Pro-Social Behavior”
American Political Science Review. Cond. Accept. (with M. Schaub and K. Krakowski)
“Do Inheritance Customs Affect Political and Social Inequality?”
American Journal of Political Science. Forthcoming. (with H. Hilbig)
“Multiple Dimensions of Bureaucratic Discrimination.”
American Journal of Political Science. 61.4 (2017): 786-803. (with J. Hemker)
“Does Public Opinion Affect Elite Rhetoric?”
R&R at American Journal of Political Science. (with H. Hilbig)
“Do Protestant Missionaries Affect Political Authority?”
Comparative Political Studies. 51.4 (2018): 477-513.
“The Determinants of Religious Radicalization.”
Journal of Conflict Resolution. 62.6 (2018): 1229-1261. (with K. Sharma)
“How Effective are HIV Behavior Change Interventions?”
Journal of Development Effectiveness. 9.3 (2017): 361-388. (with R. Wong-Gruenwald)
“Do Online Ads Influence Vote Choice?”
Political Communication. Forthcoming
“Attitudes towards Asylum-Seekers: Evidence from Germay”
Public Opinion Quarterly. Forthcoming. (with S. Veit)
“Unpacking Religious Appeals in Conflict Zones”
R&R at Journal of Peace Research. (with K. Sharma)