Philip Warncke

Philip Warncke

Post-doctoral fellow in Political Psychology

University of Limerick

Free University of Berlin

I am a comparative political psychologist studying the origins, properties, and consequences of political belief systems. I also develop conceptual and computational methods for latent constructs that are often tricky to capture with conventional statistics. I currently work as a Post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Psychology at the University of Limerick and at the SCRIPTS Data and Methodology Center at Freie Universität Berlin. I have previous work experience as a statistics and social data science consultant at the Odum Institute. You can find my research, CV, links to software & tutorials, and teaching material on these pages. Please feel free to contact me with any inquiries, bug reports, or based on substantive research interests.

Interests

  • Ideologies and mass belief systems
  • Network statistics
  • Comparative public opinion
  • Elite political psychology
  • Measurement theory and methodology

Education

  • PhD in Political Science, 2024

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  • MA in Political Science, 2020

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  • MSc in Comparative Politics, 2015

    London School of Economics and Political Science

  • BA in Political Management, 2014

    Hochschule Bremen

Publications

Work in progress

Software links & tutorials

ResIN for R: Response Item Networks package for R

Method. CRAN. GitHub. R-Package tutorial.

SmashingPumpkins for R: Color Palettes for Data Visualization

GitHub.

Teaching resources

ResIN Workshop: Response Item Networks

Bigsss Computational Summer School 2023. Slides. Solution.

POLI 215: Political Psychology: An Introduction

UNC Chapel Hill, Spring 2022. Syllabus.

POLI 236: The Politics of East-Central Europe

UNC Chapel Hill, Fall 2022. Syllabus.

POLI 209: Analyzing Public Opinion

UNC Chapel Hill, Spring 2021. Syllabus.

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