
Markus Hadler, PhD
Visiting Professor, Forum on Contemporary Europe; Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Graz, Austria (former)616 Serra Street E112
Stanford, CA
94305-6055
Research Interests
Political sociology, inequality, international comparisons of individual attitudes and behaviors, methods of empirical research.
Markus Hadler is Assistant Professor at the Department of Sociology, University of Graz, Austria, and currently Visiting Assistant Professor at the Forum on Contemporary Europe. He also is a member of the International Social Survey Programme (www.issp.org).
His current research focuses on the political culture within Europe and the US. The main emphasis is placed on the interaction between macro level characteristics and individual attitudes and behavior. Here, a core research question is whether political attitudes are influenced stronger by modernization processes or by institutional settings. Other research topics are voting behavior, social inequality, mobility, and methods of empirical research. Most of his research is done in an international comparative view. For this purpose survey data are used and related to country characteristics by multilevel analyses.
Publications
Individual Tolerance: The Contrary Effects of the Social Context
Markus Hadler
(2008)
- Societal Determinants of National and European Identities: 1995 and 2003 in comparison
Markus Hadler, Kiyoteru Tsutsui, Lynn Chin
(2008)
- Intentions to Migrate Within the European Union: A Challenge for Simple Economic Macro-Level Explanations
Markus Hadler
(2006)



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