Dear EPSA-community, for the Emmy Noether Research Group "Varieties of Egalitarianism: Mapping the Politics of Inequality with Online Crowdcoding", Martin Haselmayer and me are on the lookout for a highly motivated doctoral student with a keen interest in studying equality-enhancing and equality-reducing policies. The project is hosted at Universität Konstanz and the Cluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality”. Please find the call for applications here: https://stellen.uni-konstanz.de/jobposting/cbb916dda62711b15481d9dd06e90b203 4cdfc910 Project page: https://www.exc.uni-konstanz.de/en/inequality/research/research-groups/varie ties-of-egalitarianism/ Deadline: 10th May Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us to talk about the position (please attach a CV and mention your project idea): martin.haselmayer@uni-konstanz.de <mailto:martin.haselmayer@uni-konstanz.de> or alexander.horn@uni-konstanz.de <mailto:alexander.horn@uni-konstanz.de> kind regards, Alexander Horn <https://www.exc.uni-konstanz.de/en/inequality/research/projects/emmy-noethe r-program-varieties-of-egalitarianism/> Emmy Noether Group Varieties of Egalitarianism Universität Konstanz/Cluster Politics of Inequality Tel.: 07531 88-4791; <https://twitter.com/_Alex_Horn> https://twitter.com/_Alex_Horn Out now: <https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13501763.2020.1773904> The asymmetric long-term electoral consequences of unpopular reforms: why retrenchment really is a losing game for left parties, Journal of European Public Policy <https://journals.sagepub.com/eprint/PEFUWD9TT8RVHI2DVACE/full> Political parties and social groups: New perspectives and data on group and policy appeals, Party Politics <https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-social-policy/article/mo tive-attribution-and-the-moral-politics-of-the-welfare-state/D2DC2B5761B7474 254AB8BEC75CF9B0D#fndtn-information> Motive Attribution and the Moral Politics of the Welfare State, Journal of Social Policy