Research

Publications

  1. Arne Holverscheid, Brian Libgober, and Guillaume Pouliot. “What Was the Persuasive Effect of Televised Campaign Advertising in the 2016 Presidential Election?” Research & Politics, forthcoming. Link.
  2. Aaron Erlich, Jordan Gans-Morse, Simeon Nichter, and Arne Holverscheid. “What Corruption Is Most Harmful? Unbundling Citizen Perceptions.” World Development 194 (2025): 107001. Link.
  3. Jordan I. Gaelen, Ashley E. Sarver, Arne Holverscheid, Jonathan Shaffer, Olga S. Leavitt, and Eric C. Cheon. “Anesthesia Consumable Production Facilities in the United States and Their Susceptibility to Natural Disaster: One Children’s Hospital’s Evaluation.” Anesthesiology 143(4) (2025): 1120–1122. Link.

Working Papers

  1. Arne Holverscheid and Jaye Seawright. “Persuasion, Strategy, and the Microdynamics of Right-Wing Mainstreaming in the U.S.”
  2. Arne Holverscheid. “Unprompted Consequences: Researcher Degrees of Freedom in LLM-Based Measurement” (Dissertation chapter).
  3. Arne Holverscheid. “Measuring Radical Supply: A Shift-Share Design for Online Extremist Influence” (Dissertation chapter).
  4. Arne Holverscheid, Jack McGovern, and Jaye Seawright. “The Ties That Bind: Rhetorical Convergence and Coordination among Global Right-Wing Populist Leaders.”
  5. Arne Holverscheid. “Who Pushes Back? Ideological Expectations, Moral Distance, and Reactions to Far-Right Content” (Dissertation chapter).