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I have a new article in Electoral Studies titled Asymmetric realignment: Immigration and right party voting. The article is co-authored with Matthew Goodwin and Eric Kaufmann. Here is the abstract: The second decade of the twenty-first century witnessed a significant ‘rightward drift’ as populists in the West scored striking electoral gains. We argue that this […]

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Jeg har lavet en ny hjemmeside ved navn RStats.dk. Den eneste mulighed hjemmesiden byder på nu er, at finde den rigtige funktion til det, du står og skal lave. Konkret er der en tabel, hvor du kan søge i en beskrivelse og så se hvilken funktion og pakke, du kan bruge til at gøre det. […]

I have read a lot of studies using an interrupted time series design, e.g., studies using the ‘unexpected event during survey design‘. I have noticed that the better studies using an interrupted time series design all provide great visual presentations of the results. There are relatively easy ways to improve the visual presentation of findings […]

I sometimes watch Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CSGO). I am not a fan of a specific team, but I like to watch good Counter-Strike. It is the combination of strategy and fast-paced gameplay that I find great (most likely the same reason I enjoy watching bullet chess). I have recently been interested in how to quantify […]