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Fabian Habersack

Universität Salzburg

H-index: 6

Europe-Austria

About Fabian Habersack

Fabian Habersack, With an exceptional h-index of 6 and a recent h-index of 6 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Universität Salzburg, specializes in the field of party competition, populism, representation, democracy, quantitative methods.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Perceived Deprivation and Voter Turnout in Austria: Do Views on Social Inequality Moderate the Deprivation—Abstention Nexus?

How non-radical right parties strategically use nativist language: Evidence from an automated content analysis of Austrian, German, and Swiss election manifestos

A Nativist Zeitgeist? Explaining Party Adaptation to the Success of the Populist Radical Right

Austria

The effect of radical right fringe parties on main parties in Central and Eastern Europe: Empirical evidence from manifesto data

Open Access: Reclaiming national sovereignty: the case of the conservatives and the far right in Austria

populism and Euroscepticism: two sides of the same coin?

Reclaiming national sovereignty: the case of the conservatives and the far right in Austria

Fabian Habersack Information

University	Universität Salzburg
Position	PhD Student Austria
Citations(all)	202
Citations(since 2020)	199
Cited By	25
hIndex(all)	6
hIndex(since 2020)	6
i10Index(all)	5
i10Index(since 2020)	5
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University Profile Page	Universität Salzburg
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Fabian Habersack Skills & Research Interests

party competition

populism

representation

democracy

quantitative methods

Top articles of Fabian Habersack

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Perceived Deprivation and Voter Turnout in Austria: Do Views on Social Inequality Moderate the Deprivation—Abstention Nexus?	Political Studies	Fabian Habersack Reinhard Heinisch Viktoria Jansesberger Armin Mühlböck	2023/11
How non-radical right parties strategically use nativist language: Evidence from an automated content analysis of Austrian, German, and Swiss election manifestos	Party Politics	Fabian Habersack Annika Werner	2023/9
A Nativist Zeitgeist? Explaining Party Adaptation to the Success of the Populist Radical Right		Fabian Habersack	2021
Austria	Formulation and Implementation of National Forest Programmes	Michael Pregernig	1999
The effect of radical right fringe parties on main parties in Central and Eastern Europe: Empirical evidence from manifesto data	Party Politics	Reinhard Heinisch Steven Saxonberg Annika Werner Fabian Habersack	2021/1
Open Access: Reclaiming national sovereignty: the case of the conservatives and the far right in Austria		Reinhard Heinisch Annika Werner Fabian Habersack	2021/12/19
populism and Euroscepticism: two sides of the same coin?		Fabian Habersack Carsten Wegscheider	2021
Reclaiming national sovereignty: the case of the conservatives and the far right in Austria	European Politics and Society	Reinhard Heinisch Annika Werner Fabian Habersack	2020/3/14