This page contains material that is still work-in-progress or in the peer-review process of social science journals.
You can access most of my papers in full-text via the Social Science Research Network and/or the Open Science Framework SocArXive
Working Papers
Immigrant German Election Study 1 & 2
Presentation 31 January 2022
Goerres_et_al_Transnational Political Interest 20220131
Papers
Transnational Political Interest in Two Polities: Germans of Turkish Descent (with the late Dennis Spies, Jonas Elis and Sabrina Mayer)
How to Increase Survey Response and Manage the Postal and Face-to-Face Field Work of Participant Recruitment during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Note with Preliminary Evidence from Immigrant-Origin and Native Voters in a German Metropolis in Spring 2021 (with Jonas Elis, Dennis Spies and Sabrina Mayer)
Elis, Jonas, M.A., Achim Goerres, Sabrina J. Mayer, and Dennis Spies. 2022. “Mobilising Immigrant-origin Voters into Survey Participation: The Effect of In-person Canvassing Versus Postal Reminders on Response Rates in a Longitudinal Election Survey.” SocArXiv. March 28. doi:10.31235/osf.io/78jrw 
Goerres, Achim, Sabrina J. Mayer, Dennis Spies, and Jonas Elis, M.A. 2022. “Wählerinnen Und Wähler Mit Einwanderungsgeschichte Im Bundestagswahlkampf: Erste Ergebnisse Der Immigrant German Election Study II (IMGES II) Aus Duisburg Von Mai Bis November 2021.” SocArXiv. April 9. doi:10.31235/osf.io/j72pb
POLITSOLID
How to Measure Political Solidarities in Surveys (with Jan Karem Höhne), R&R Quality & Quantity
First results from solidarity game in online surveys and an artificial state in an online environment
see project updates
The Research Agenda of POLITSOLID: The Ties that Bind – Experimental Analyses of Political Solidarities in Modern European Democracies
This is a programmatic paper giving an overview of my ERC-project POLITSOLID (2021-25)
Solidarities, Fairness, and Economic Governance in Advanced Capitalism: The Cases of COVID-19 Responses in Germany and the United States (with Mark I. Vail, Wake Forest University)
Other projects
Gender and welfare state attitudes: Studying Danish siblings (with Mads Meier Jaeger, University of Copenhagen)
a peer-reviewed working paper is available at the Centre for Welfare Studies at the University of Southern Denmark at Odense