[PolPsy-DEU] CfP - Special Issue - GLES Open Science Challenge 2021

[Bucher, Hannah]

Dear colleagues and members of the Political Psychology Network Mailinglist,





We invite you to participate in the GLES Open Science Challenge 2021<https://gles-en.eu/gles-open-science-challenge-2021/>, coordinated by The German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES<https://gles-en.eu/gles-open-science-challenge-2021/>), in collaboration with the journal German Political Science Quarterly (PVS<https://www.springer.com/journal/11615>) and the German Society for Electoral Studies (DGfW<http://www.dgfw.info/en/>). The Special issue will be published in English.



We invite open topic studies  in the form of Registered Reports<https://osf.io/rr/> that employ 2021 GLES survey data to examine relevant questions in times of political change and crises surrounding the German federal election: After 16 years of Angela Merkel as chancellor, these elections mark a watershed in German politics. The race for her successor is wide open. Simultaneously, it is unclear how long the Covid-19 pandemic and its corresponding restrictions will dominate the political agenda in Germany.



Deadline for abstract submission (500 words): July 12, 2021

  *   Study materials, questionnaires and guidelines are now available online<https://gles.eu/gles-open-science-challenge-2021/downloads/>.



This call will be of particular interest to scholars who value rigorous and transparent research and early career researchers interested in a fast publication pathway where success depends on the novelty, theoretical relevance, and rigorous execution of a research idea rather than the eventual empirical results.



 More details can be found in the Call for Papers<https://gles.eu/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/OSC_Call_for_Papers-1.pdf> and on our website<https://gles-en.eu/gles-open-science-challenge-2021/>.

If you have any questions or informal inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact me or the Editorial Team<mailto:gles-osc at gesis.org>.





Best Regards on behalf of the Editorial Team,


Hannah Bucher

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Hannah Bucher
German Longitudinal Election Study(GLES)

GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
P.O.Box 12 21 55 | D-68072 Mannheim

Phone: +49(621)-1246-432
Mail:  Hannah.Bucher at gesis.org<mailto:Hannah.Bucher at gesis.org>

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