Ellis Aizenberg
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. E. Aizenberg
- Telefoon
- +31 70 800 9500
- e.aizenberg@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
Ellis Aizenberg is universitair docent en houdt zich bezig met belangenvertegenwoordiging, lobbyen, politieke attitudes en waargenomen legitimiteit. Ze is geïnteresseerd in de rol die belangenorganisaties spelen in democratische systemen en het vermogen dat ze hebben om dergelijke systemen te laten bloeien.
Voor haar onderzoek gebruikt Ellis Aizenberg verschillende kwantitatieve methoden zoals experimenten, computationele benaderingen en enquêtes, maar ook kwalitatieve methoden zoals interviews en focusgroepen.
In verschillende projecten met promovendi bestudeert ze momenteel het representatieve potentieel van belangenorganisaties en hoe belangenvertegenwoordiging werkt in tijden van polarisatie. Het eerstgenoemde project maakt deel uit van haar startersbeurs over belangenvertegenwoordiging en politieke attitudes.
Universitair docent
- Faculteit Governance and Global Affairs
- Instituut Bestuurskunde
- Junk W.M., Crepaz M., Aizenberg E., Berkhout J. & Hanegraaff M. (2024), Understanding lobbying dynamics through survey research: an introduction to the InterCov dataset, European Union Politics : .
- Aizenberg E. & Braun C. (2024), Interest Group Politics in the Netherlands. In: Lange Sarah de, Louwerse Tom, Hart Paul 't & Ham Carolien van (red.), The Oxford Handbook of Dutch Politics: Oxford University Press. 1-832.
- Junk Wiebke Marie, Crepaz Michele & Aizenberg Ellis (2023), Fight or flight: How access barriers and interest disruption affect the activities of interest organizations, European Journal of Political Research : .
- Aizenberg E. Werner H. Geldere S. van (2023), Helping citizens to lobby themselves. Experimental evidence on the effects of citizen lobby engagement on internal efficacy and political support, Journal of European Public Policy : 1-30.
- Hanegraaff M. Poletti A. Aizenberg E. (2023), Economic globalization and the fracturing of business interest representation in the European Union, Business and Politics 25: 353-369.
- Junk W.M., Crepaz M., Hanegraaff M.C., Berkhout D.J. & Aizenberg E. (2022), Changes in interest group access in times of crisis:: no pain, no (lobby) gain, Journal of European Public Policy 29(9): 1374-1394.
- Aizenberg E. & Binderkrantz A.S. (2022), Computational approaches to mapping interest group representation: a test and discussion of different methods (vol 10, pg 181, 2021), Interest Groups and Advocacy 11(1): 175-176.
- Aizenberg E. (2022), Conflict and salience as drivers of corporate lobbying? An elite survey experiment, Governance 36(2): 555-574.
- Aizenberg E. (2022), Text as data in interest group research. In: Harris P., Bitonti A., Fleisher C.S. & Binderkrantz A.S. (red.), The Palgrave encyclopedia of interest groups, lobbying and public affairs: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Aizenberg E. & Hanegraaff M. (2020), Is politics under increasing corporate sway? A longitudinal study on the drivers of corporate access, West European Politics 43(1): 181-202.
- Aizenberg Ellis Müller Moritz (2020), Signaling expertise through the media? Measuring the appearance of corporations in political news through a complexity lens, Journal of European Public Policy 28(11): 1770-1788.
- Aizenberg E. & Hanegraaff M. (2020), Time is of the essence: a longitudinal study on business presence in political news in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, The International Journal of Press / Politics 25(2): 281-300.