Cyrille Thiébaut
Biographic Data
| ID | 3911337 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cyrille Thiébaut |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cyrille |
| FAMILY NAME | Thiébaut |
| SIGNATURE | THIEBAUT C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre d'Économie de la Sorbonne |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Not just by means alone
Understanding the dynamics of citizens' opinions, preferences, perceptions, and attitudes is pivotal in political science and essential for informed policymaking. Although highly sophisticated tools have been developed for analyzing these dynamics through surveys, outside the field of polarization, these analyses often focus on average responses, thereby missing important information embedded in other parameters of data distribution. Our study ai…
Silent responsiveness
How does public opinion affect political discourse on issues that parties struggle to deal with? Although scholars tend to analyse party–voter linkages in terms of policy positions, parties can respond to public opinion by changing both the positions and the salience of their policy agenda. Based on original time‐series data of party discourse and voter preferences in France, Italy and the United Kingdom (1992–2016), this paper analyses how mains…
The evolution of policy attitudes in France
The theory of issue evolution predicts that the dimensional space of party competition is simple. We contrast this prediction with the expectation that a complicated multi-party system, such as the one in France, produces a more complicated dimensional structure. To test this claim, we examine the longitudinal structure of the policy preferences that underlie public opinion in France. Using surveys of preferences as a basic data source, we are ab…
Au service de l'analyse dynamique des opinions
Le présent article répond à deux objectifs. Premièrement il s'agit d'exposer une méthode statistique permettant un suivi dans le temps des évolutions de l'opinion publique là où trop souvent les chercheurs sont confrontés à des données incomplètes et des ruptures de séries. Cette méthode est celle du public policy mood inventée aux États-Unis par James Stimson. Deuxièmement, à partir de cette méthode, nous avons alors construit un indice longitud…
The evolution of policy attitudes in France
The theory of issue evolution predicts that the dimensional space of party competition is simple. We contrast this prediction with the expectation that a complicated multi-party system, such as the one in France, produces a more complicated dimensional structure. To test this claim, we examine the longitudinal structure of the policy preferences that underlie public opinion in France. Using surveys of preferences as a basic data source, we are ab…
Au service de l'analyse dynamique des opinions
Le présent article répond à deux objectifs. Premièrement il s'agit d'exposer une méthode statistique permettant un suivi dans le temps des évolutions de l'opinion publique là où trop souvent les chercheurs sont confrontés à des données incomplètes et des ruptures de séries. Cette méthode est celle du public policy mood inventée aux États-Unis par James Stimson. Deuxièmement, à partir de cette méthode, nous avons alors construit un indice longitud…
Silent responsiveness
How does public opinion affect political discourse on issues that parties struggle to deal with? Although scholars tend to analyse party–voter linkages in terms of policy positions, parties can respond to public opinion by changing both the positions and the salience of their policy agenda. Based on original time‐series data of party discourse and voter preferences in France, Italy and the United Kingdom (1992–2016), this paper analyses how mains…
Not just by means alone
Understanding the dynamics of citizens' opinions, preferences, perceptions, and attitudes is pivotal in political science and essential for informed policymaking. Although highly sophisticated tools have been developed for analyzing these dynamics through surveys, outside the field of polarization, these analyses often focus on average responses, thereby missing important information embedded in other parameters of data distribution. Our study ai…
Au service de l'analyse dynamique des opinions
Le présent article répond à deux objectifs. Premièrement il s'agit d'exposer une méthode statistique permettant un suivi dans le temps des évolutions de l'opinion publique là où trop souvent les chercheurs sont confrontés à des données incomplètes et des ruptures de séries. Cette méthode est celle du public policy mood inventée aux États-Unis par James Stimson. Deuxièmement, à partir de cette méthode, nous avons alors construit un indice longitud…
The evolution of policy attitudes in France
The theory of issue evolution predicts that the dimensional space of party competition is simple. We contrast this prediction with the expectation that a complicated multi-party system, such as the one in France, produces a more complicated dimensional structure. To test this claim, we examine the longitudinal structure of the policy preferences that underlie public opinion in France. Using surveys of preferences as a basic data source, we are ab…
Not just by means alone
Understanding the dynamics of citizens' opinions, preferences, perceptions, and attitudes is pivotal in political science and essential for informed policymaking. Although highly sophisticated tools have been developed for analyzing these dynamics through surveys, outside the field of polarization, these analyses often focus on average responses, thereby missing important information embedded in other parameters of data distribution. Our study ai…
Silent responsiveness
How does public opinion affect political discourse on issues that parties struggle to deal with? Although scholars tend to analyse party–voter linkages in terms of policy positions, parties can respond to public opinion by changing both the positions and the salience of their policy agenda. Based on original time‐series data of party discourse and voter preferences in France, Italy and the United Kingdom (1992–2016), this paper analyses how mains…
Electoral Systems and Political Participation (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence (2 works) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (2 works)