dr. Ammar Maleki MSc
Universitair docent
TLS: Tilburg Law School
TLS: Public Law and Governance
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Recente publicaties
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How do leading methods mislead? - Measuring public opinions in author…
Maleki, A. (2022). How do leading methods mislead? Measuring public opinions in authoritarian contexts. Big Data, Social Media, and the Study of Religion, Amsterdam, Netherlands. -
How to measure “non-public” opinions? - Examining sensitivity bias of…
Maleki, A. (2022). How to measure “non-public” opinions? Examining sensitivity bias of conventional surveys in an authoritarian context. Abstract from WAPOR ASIA PACIFIC 2022 CONFERENCE, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. -
Iranians’ attitudes toward political systems - A 2022 survey report
Maleki, A. (2022). Iranians’ attitudes toward political systems: A 2022 survey report. https://gamaan.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/GAMAAN-Political-Systems-Survey-2022-English-Final.pdf -
Iran protests - Majority of people reject compulsory hijab and an Isl…
Maleki, A. (Author), & Tamimi Arab, P. (Author). (2022). Iran protests: Majority of people reject compulsory hijab and an Islamic regime, surveys find. Web publication/site, . https://theconversation.com/iran-protests-majority-of-people-reject-compulsory-hijab-and-an-islamic-regime-surveys-find-191448 -
How do leading methods mislead? - Measuring public opinions in author…
Maleki, A. (2021). How do leading methods mislead? Measuring public opinions in authoritarian contexts. Paper presented at IPSA 2021 - 26th World Congress of Political Science.