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
Papers
Who asks for help with voting? (with Manuel Diaz Garcia, Sabrina J. Mayer, Jonas Elis), working paper available
The Electoral Behaviour of Germans of Turkish Descent between 1999 and 2021 (with Manuel Diaz Garcia, Sabrina J. Mayer, Jonas Elis), working Paper available
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
What is the Effect of the Identity of Others on Solidarity Behaviour? (with Markus Tepe and Jakob Kemper)
Do Natural Disasters Produce Positive Solidarity Outcomes? A Natural-Experimental Analysis of 38 African Countries (with Johannes Vüllers)
The More Giving and Reciprocating Left: Solidarity Behaviour of Voters in Large Online Survey in DE and AT (with Jakob Kemper), R&R, Electoral Studies
The Extended Solidarity Game in Online Surveys in Austria and Germany (with Markus Tepe, Jakob Eicheler), working paper available
Welcome to Novaland: Exploring the Potential of Analysing Individual Behaviour on a Text-Based, Low-Immersive Platform of a Virtual State, with Jakob Eicheler & Jan Karem Höhne
Good, bad and corrupt experiences in a virtual state, with Philipp Chapkovski, Jakob Eicheler, Philipp Kemper, working paper available
Lost Souls of Liberal Democracy in Germany, with Conrad Ziller, under review
see project updates
This is a programmatic paper giving an overview of my ERC-project POLITSOLID (2021-25)
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