Bruno Wüest List of Publications

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1 Bruno Wüest List of Publications Journal articles Häusermann, Silja, Thomas Kurer and Bruno Wüest (2017). Voter turnout in times of crisis: how constrained government depresses participation among highly educated citizens, West European Politics 41: Wüest, Bruno and Flavia Fossati (2015). Quantitative discursive institutionalism: a comparison of labour market policy discourse across Western Europe, Journal of European Public Policy 22: Wüest, Bruno (2013). Varieties of Capitalist Debates: How Institutions Shape Public Conflicts on Economic Liberalization in the U.K., Germany and France, Comparative European Politics 11: Wüest, Bruno, Simon Clematide, Alexandra Bünzli, Daniel Laupper and Timotheos Frey (2011). Electoral Campaigns and Relation Mining: Extracting Semantic Network Data from Newspaper Articles", Journal of Information Technology and Politics 8: Helbling, Marc, Dominic Hoeglinger and Bruno Wüest (2010). How Political Parties Frame European Integration", European Journal of Political Research 49: Petersen, Jürgen, Sibylle Hardmeier and Bruno Wüest (2008). Polls as Public-Politic Linkage: A Comparative Analysis of Poll Use and Roles of MPs in Parliamentary Debate", Journal of Legislative Studies 14: Books Wüest, Bruno (2017). The Politics of Economic Liberalization, London, UK: Palgrave Macmillan. Kriesi, Hanspeter, Edgar Grande, Martin Dolezal, Marc Helbling, Dominic Höglinger, Swen Hutter and Bruno Wüest (2012). Restructuring political conflict in Western Europe, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. Wüest, Bruno (2012). The Strength and Limits of Neoliberal Dominance. An Analysis of the Public Debate on Economic Liberalization in Western Europe, Ph.D. thesis, Zurich: University of Zurich. Articles in conference proceedings Wüest, Bruno and Christian Müller (2018). The networked campaign. Organizational and programmatic unity of Swiss parties on Twitter, Paper presented in Track C: Politics and Communication of the General Online Research Conference (GOR 2018), Cologne, Germany. Amsler, Michael and Bruno Wüest (2016). Legitimacy of New Forms of Governance in Public Discourse An Automated Media Content Analysis Approach Driven by Techniques of Computational Linguistics, Proceedings of the International Conference on the Advances in Computational Analysis of Political Text (PolText 2016), pp. 1-7, Zagreb, Croatia. Wüest, Bruno, Gerold Schneider and Michael Amsler (2014). Measuring the Public Accountability of New Modes of Governance, Proceedings of the ACL Workshop on Language Technology and Computational Social Science (ACL LACSS 2014), Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 1

2 Book chapters Wüest, Bruno and Christian Müller (2015). Tweetocracy Switzerland: Exploring the evolution, representativeness and structuration of Swiss party politics on Twitter, in: International Media Industry Review Vol. 11, edited by Xinxun Wu. Wüest, Bruno, Marc Helbling and Dominic Höglinger (2012). Actor configurations in public debates over globalization", in: Restructuring political conflict in Western Europe, edited by Hanspeter Kriesi, Edgar Grande, Martin Dolezal, Marc Helbling, Dominic Höglinger, Swen Hutter and Bruno Wüest. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Dolezal, Martin, Swen Hutter and Bruno Wüest (2012). Exploring the new cleavage across arenas and public debates: design and methods", in: Restructuring political conflict in Western Europe, edited by Hanspeter Kriesi, Edgar Grande, Martin Dolezal, Marc Helbling, Dominic Höglinger, Swen Hutter and Bruno Wüest. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Helbling, Marc, Dominic Höglinger, Bruno Wüest (2012). Public debates over globalization: the importance of arenas and actors, in: Restructuring political conflict in Western Europe, edited by: Hanspeter Kriesi, Edgar Grande, Martin Dolezal, Marc Helbling, Dominic Höglinger, Swen Hutter and Bruno Wüest. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Höglinger, Dominic, Bruno Wüest, Marc Helbling (2012). Culture vs. economy: the framing of public debates over issues related to globalization", in: Restructuring political conflict in Western Europe, edited by Hanspeter Kriesi, Edgar Grande, Martin Dolezal, Marc Helbling, Dominic Höglinger, Swen Hutter and Bruno Wüest. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Wüest, Bruno (2011). The Opposition to a Globalized International Economy", in: The Routledge Handbook of Diplomacy and Statecraft, edited by Brian McKercher. New York: Routledge. Publications in progress Häusermann, Silja, Thomas Kurer and Bruno Wüest (revise & resubmit). Inequality and Political Protest: The mobilization of economic grievances in Europe during the Great Recession, European Journal of Political Research. Gilardi, Fabrizio, Chuck Shipan and Bruno Wüest (under review). Policy Diffusion: The Issue-Definition Stage, American Political Science Review. Wüest, Bruno (under review). Same Issues, Different Attitudes: Motivated Reasoning in the Swiss Federal Election Campaign Paper proposal for the Special Issue in the Swiss Political Science Review on the 2015 Swiss National Election. Wüest, Bruno and Bertsou, Eri (to be submitted soon). Mediatization and the technocratic and populist challenges to party democracy in four Western European countries. Paper proposal for the Special Issue on the Varieties of governance and democracy beyond the state. Wüest, Bruno, Christian Müller and Thomas Willi (to be submitted soon). The networked campaign. Organizational and programmatic unity of Swiss parties on Twitter. Kriesi, Hanspeter, Silja Häusermann, Jasmine Lorenzini and Bruno Wüest (to be submitted soon). Protesting Europeans in times of crisis: a 30 countries study. Ciocan, Dumitru and Bruno Wüest (to be submitted soon). Mass media censorship during the Arab Spring. Ciocan, Dumitru and Bruno Wüest (to be submitted soon). Do regimes in the MENA region collaborate in times of crisis?. Gilardi, Fabrizio and Wüest, Bruno (first draft). Newspaper coverage of female candidates during election campaigns: Evidence from a structural topic model. Wüest, Bruno, Chris Ewert, Jofre Rocabert, Michael Strebel and Michael Amsler (first draft). Media driven accountability. The role of mass media for the monitoring of governance. Wüest, Bruno, Peter Makarov and Swen Hutter (first draft). Identification of protest event instances in news reports. 2

3 Commissioned Studies Wüest, Bruno, Sarah Bütikofer, Fionn Gantenbein and Adrian van der Lek (2016). Der Wahlkampf 2015 in den Schweizer Medien Selects Medienanalyse 2015 [The 2015 Electoral Campaign in the Swiss Media Media Analysis of the Swiss Electoral Studies 2015]. University of Zurich. Wüest, Bruno (2014). Pilotstudie zu einer Automatisierung der Zeitungsdokumentation des Année Politique Suisse / Jahrbuch Schweizerische Politik [Pilot study on the automated newspaper classification at the Yearbook of Swiss Politics]. University of Berne. Articles in the media Wüest, Bruno and Sarah Bütikofer (2016). Automatische Medieninhaltsanalyse ein Bericht aus der Werkstatt (Automatic Content Analysis a Workbench Note), DeFacto Blog, Sept 19, 2016 Bütikofer, Sarah and Wüest, Bruno (2016). Philipp Müller: Medienstar im Wahlkampf (Philipp Müller: Media star in the last national election campaign), DeFacto Blog, May 18, 2016 Wüest, Bruno (2015). Wahlkampf: Soziale Medien haben noch untergeordnete Rolle (Election campaigns: Social Media still not decisive), Interview given to SRF 4 News, April 2, 2015 Blassnig, Sina and Wüest, Bruno (2014). Die Schweizer Tweetokratie" (Swiss Tweetocracy), Guest article for the Tagesanzeiger Datenblog, October 14, Wüest, Bruno (2012). Seine Botschaft ist so einfach wie verlockend Interview anlässlich der Herausgabe von Stéphane Hessels Autobiografie (His message is as simple as tempting Interview on the occasion of the publication of Stéphane Hessels autobiography), Tagesanzeiger, April 24, Working papers Wüest, Bruno, Michael Amsler and Gerold Schneider (2017). SIFT A Language Technology Toolkit to Assess the Print Media Coverage of New Forms of Governance", NCCR Democracy Working Paper No. 95, National Centre of Competence in Research Challenges to Democracy in the 21st Century, University of Zurich. Wüest, Bruno and Flavia Fossati (2012). Framing Employment Relations in Western Europe", CIS Working paper No. 75, Center for Comparative and International Studies, ETH Zurich and University of Zurich. Wüest, Bruno, Simon Clematide, Alexandra Bünzli and Daniel Laupper (2011). Semi-Automatic Core Sentence Analysis: Improving Content Analysis for Electoral Campaign Research International Relations Online Working Paper Series No. 1, University of Stuttgart. Wüest, Bruno (2010). Varieties of Capitalist Debates: How Institutions Shape Public Conflicts on Economic Liberalization in the U.K., France and Germany, CIS Working paper No 64, Center for Comparative and International Studies (CIS), ETH Zurich and University of Zurich Conference papers Gilardi, Fabrizio and Bruno Wüest (2017). Newspaper coverage of female candidates during election campaigns: Evidence from a structural topic model, paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, USA, San Francisco. Ciocan, Dumitru and Bruno Wüest (2017). How MENA Media Frane the Arab Spring, paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, USA, San Francisco. 3

4 Gilardi, Fabrizio and Bruno Wüest (2017). Newspaper coverage of female candidates during election campaigns: Evidence from a structural topic model, paper presented at the annual meeting of the European Conference on Politics and Gender, Switzerland, Lausanne. Gilardi, Fabrizio, Charles R. Shipan and Bruno Wüest (2016).The Diffusion of Policy Frames: Evidence from a Structural Topic Model, paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, USA, Philadelphia. Gilardi, Fabrizio, Charles R. Shipan and Bruno Wüest (2015). The Diffusion of Policy Perceptions: Evidence from a Structural Topic Model, paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, USA, San Francisco. Wüest, Bruno (2016). Vicious and virtuous at the same time? Media usage, support for democratic governance and political efficacy in four Western European countries, Paper presented at the annual meeting of the European Political Science Association, Belgium, Brussels. Ciocan, Dumitru and Bruno Wüest (2016). Censorship of the Arab Spring in MENA Media, Paper presented at the annual meeting of the European Political Science Association, Belgium, Brussels. Wüest, Bruno and Thomas Willi (2016). Using Twitter data for political analysis in Switzerland, paper presented at the annual conference of the Swiss Political Science Association, Switzerland, Basel. Gilardi, Fabrizio, Manuela Giovanoli, Charles R. Shipan and Bruno Wüest (2014). Measuring Policy Diffusion with Automated Content Analysis, paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, USA, Washington D.C. Wüest, Bruno (2015). Time dependency in topic models of media attention, Paper presented at the conference New Frontiers of Automated Content Analysis in the Social Sciences, Switzerland, Zurich. Rothenhäusler, Klaus, Peter Makarov and Bruno Wüest (2015). Towards automated protest event analysis, Paper presented at the conference New Frontiers of Automated Content Analysis in the Social Sciences, Switzerland, Zurich. Wüest, Bruno (2014). The hidden side of turnout: how constrained government reduces participation among the highly educated, Paper presented at the annual meeting of the European Political Science Association, Edinburgh, UK. Wüest, Bruno and Christian Müller (2014). Tweetocracy Switzerland. Exploring the representativeness, structuration and content of Swiss party politics on Twitter, paper presented at the international conference Smart city: new media, social participation and urban governance at the China Academy of Art and Industry, China, Shanghai. Gilardi, Fabrizio, Manuela Giovanoli and Bruno Wüest (2014). Measuring Policy Diffusion with Automated Content Analysis, paper presented at the conference Political Context Matters: Content Analysis in the Social Sciences, Germany, Mannheim. Wüest, Bruno and Denise Traber (2014). Rebels without a clue. Internet exposure and political behavior in Switzerland, paper presented at the annual meeting of the Swiss Political Science Association, Switzerland, Berne. Wüest, Bruno, Klaus Rothenhäusler and Swen Hutter (2013). Bringing in computational linguistics to enhance protest event analysis, paper presented at the EnCoRe Workshop on Tools and Techniques for Conflict Event Data Collection, Germany, Konstanz. Häusermann, Silja, Thomas Kurer and Bruno Wüest (2013). The hidden side of turnout: How constrained government depresses participation among highly educated citizens, paper presented at the annual EUDO Dissemination Conference, Italy, Florence. Wüest, Bruno and Flavia Fossati (2011). Framing Labour Market Policies in Western Europe, Paper presented at the annual conference of The Swiss Political Science Association, Switzerland, Lucerne. Wüest, Bruno (2011). Framing Employment Relations in Western Europe, paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Spain, Madrid. Müller, Lisa and Bruno Wüest (2011). Does the Media System Matter? A Multilevel Analysis of the Impact of the Press on Voting Propensities in Established Democracies, paper presented at the WAPOR Regional Seminar Transnational Connections Challenges and Opportunities for Communication and Public Opinion Research, Spain, Segovia. 4

5 Wüest, Bruno, Simon Clematide, Alexandra Bünzli, Daniel Laupper, Timotheos Frey (2010). Electoral Campaign and Relation Mining: Extracting Semantic Network Data from Swiss Newspaper Articles, paper presented at the JMCE/RECON Workshop Computer-aided methods of textual analysis, Germany, Berlin. Wüest, Bruno (2010). Varieties of Capitalist Debates: How institutions shape public conflicts on economic liberalization in the UK, France, and Germany, paper presented at the annual conference of the German Political Science Association, Switzerland, Zurich. Wüest, Bruno (2010). National peculiarities in the debate on market liberalization in Britain, France and Germany, paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Political Science Association, Switzerland, Geneva. Müller, Lisa and Bruno Wüest (2010). Can mass media mobilize and empower voters in elections? A multilevel analysis of established democracies, paper presented at the annual meeting of the Swiss Political Science Association, Switzerland, Geneva. Müller, Lisa and Bruno Wüest (2009). Media Malaise or Mobilization: How Mass Media affect Electoral Participation in Established Democracies, paper presented at the annual conference of the European Consortium for Political Research, Germany, Postdam. Helbling, Marc, Dominic Höglinger and Bruno Wüest (2008). How Political Parties Frame the European Integration Process, paper presented at the annual conference of the Swiss Political Science Association, Switzerland, St. Gallen. Helbling, Marc, Dominic Höglinger and Bruno Wüest (2008). Framing the European Integration Process: Country-, Party- or Issue-Specific?, paper presented at the biannual ECPR Graduate Conference, Spain, Barcelona. Wüest, Bruno and Dominic Höglinger (2008). Applications and extensions of the Core Sentence Annotation method: Analysing Western European political spaces, paper presented at the Workshop Analyzing debates in democracies, Netherlands, Amsterdam. Bünzli, Alexandra, Bruno Wüest and Simon Clematide (2007). Generating annotation candidates for the analysis of party positions, paper presented at the annual CIS Uetliberg Colloquium, Switzerland, Zurich. Bünzli, Alexandra and Bruno Wüest (2007). Core sentence annotation. Identification of party positions in media articles, paper presented at the annual JAKOB Colloquium, Switzerland, Zurich. 5