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Dr. Daniel Höhmann is a Research Fellow in the Department of Political Science at the University of Basel, affiliated with the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. He joined the institute as a postdoctoral researcher in May 2020 under Prof. Denise Traber. His primary research focuses on comparative political science, emphasizing political representation, legislative studies, gender and politics, and coalition governance mechanisms within parliamentary systems.
His work explores topics such as MPs' attitudes toward gender equality, the role of personality traits in political behavior, and the dynamics of coalition agreements in European governance. Notable contributions include analyses of male politicians' responsiveness to women's interests and the intersection of electoral vulnerability with substantive representation.
Recent publications reflect a focus on gender equality representation, parliamentary accountability, and coalition control mechanisms. His research has been published in journals like West European Politics and Legislative Studies Quarterly, with ongoing projects examining citizen distrust in politicians and the representative function of parliamentary systems.
- Teaching Excellence Recognition: Shortlisted for the 2025 Teaching Excellence Awards in the 'Supporting Learning' category.
- Key Projects: Investigates the role of coalition agreements in governance and the relationship between electoral systems and legislative behavior.
His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical analyses, contributing to debates on democratic accountability and gender equity in political institutions.
