sample of publications

• articles 

  • The gender gap in political efficacy: The accelerating effect of classroom discussions.  SOCIAL FORCES.  1-19. 2024
  • Disinterested or enraged? Understanding people's political interest.  Acta Politica.  2023
  • Priming or Learning? The Influence of Pension Policy Information on Individual Preferences in Germany, Spain and the United States.  JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN SOCIAL POLICY.  0:1-16. 2023
  • How long does it take to admit that you do not know? Gender differences in response time to political knowledge questions.  Research & Politics.  9:1-7. 2022
  • Has the great recession shaped a crisis generation of critical citizens? Evidence from Southern Europe.  South European Society and Politics.  26:181-207. 2021
  • It's a man's (online) world. Personality traits and the gender gap in online political discussion.  Information Communication & Society.  24:2054-2074. 2021
  • The gender gap in political interest revisited.  INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW.  41:473-489. 2020
  • Political interest among European youth with and without an immigrant background.  Social Inclusion.  7:257-278. 2019
  • The post-austerity youth: political attitudes and behavior = La juventud después de la austeridad. Comportamiento y actitudes políticas.  Revista Internacional de Sociologia.  77:1-19. 2019
  • Who Learns in Information Rich Contexts? The Informative Effects of the 2015 Spanish Electoral Campaign.  International Journal of Press-Politics.  24:315-340. 2019
  • Adult roles and the gender gap in political knowledge: a comparative study.  WEST EUROPEAN POLITICS.  42:1368-1389. 2019
  • Is it Simply Gender? Content, Format, and Time in Political Knowledge Measures.  Politics & Gender.  14:162-185. 2018
  • The Gender Gap in Political Knowledge: Is It All About Guessing? An Experimental Approach.  INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC OPINION RESEARCH.  29:111-132. 2017
  • Using Twitter to mobilize protest action: Online mobilization patterns and action repertoires in the Occupy Wall Street, Indignados and Aganaktismenoi movements.  Information Communication & Society.  18:202-220. 2014