Julia Häuberer
Biographic Data
| ID | 4222255 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia Häuberer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia |
| FAMILY NAME | Häuberer |
| SIGNATURE | HÄUBERER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Hamburg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Contemplating the Eurozone crisis: Are European citizens willing to pay for a European solidarity tax? Evidence from Germany and Portugal
This paper analyses the willingness of individual citizens to show solidarity in the context of the Eurozone crisis. Taking a cost-sensitive approach to solidarity, we assessed the extent to which citizens would be willing to personally contribute to a bailout fund, and examined the sociodemographic and attitudinal causes for this willingness. We conducted a survey during the 2012 sovereign debt crisis in Germany and Portugal, two Eurozone countr…
Marginal utility of social capital: The assistance of family and friends in choosing university studies
We focus on transition from school or employment to university and analyze how social network characteristics and the quantity of social capital (SC) influence the assessment of help in selecting a program of study. We analyze data of undergraduate students at a German university and find that SC has an amount and a context effect. First, we assume that in networks where students find a lot of SC, they also receive helpful advice. Second, a socia…
Network Composition, Individual Social Capital and Culture: Comparing Traditional and Post-Modernized Cultures
This article addresses the influence of cultural background on the access to social capital in family and friendship networks. We will analyze four different culture groups: Czechs and Russians (Muscovites) both representing post-modernized cultures and Dagestans and Chechens both representing traditional cultures. The data will be analyzed using univariate comparisons and fixed effects regressions. Our results indicate that cultural background d…
Do European citizens support the idea of a European welfare state? Evidence from a comparative survey conducted in three EU member states
Some scholars have argued that the only way to resolve the Euro crisis would be to further deepen the integration process by institutionalising a European welfare state. This article examines whether a Europeanised welfare system would be supported by citizens of three member states of the EU. The authors argue that the legitimacy of a harmonisation of national welfare regimes would be established if a majority of citizens supported a Europeanise…
Social Capital in Voluntary Associations
Associations are likely to recruit resource rich individuals and they are places where individuals interact, and thus, are likely to exchange social resources. The paper asks which kinds of associations embed individuals holding many social resources. According to theoretical considerations, I distinguish between bridging and bonding associations. Bridging associations are likely to embed heterogeneous individuals while bonding associations embed…
Social Capital Theory: Towards a Methodological Foundation
Social Capital Concepts: The Founding Concepts of Social Capital - Introducing the Civic Perspective on Social Capital - The Network Approach to Social Capital - The Resource Perspective - Formalizing and Visualizing the Current Social Capital Theory The Quality of Social Capital Measures in the Czech Republic: How to Assess the Quality of Measurement Tools?: The Quality Study - Preconditions of Social Capital - Access to Social Capital I - Acces…
Do European citizens support the idea of a European welfare state? Evidence from a comparative survey conducted in three EU member states
Some scholars have argued that the only way to resolve the Euro crisis would be to further deepen the integration process by institutionalising a European welfare state. This article examines whether a Europeanised welfare system would be supported by citizens of three member states of the EU. The authors argue that the legitimacy of a harmonisation of national welfare regimes would be established if a majority of citizens supported a Europeanise…
Social Capital in Voluntary Associations
Associations are likely to recruit resource rich individuals and they are places where individuals interact, and thus, are likely to exchange social resources. The paper asks which kinds of associations embed individuals holding many social resources. According to theoretical considerations, I distinguish between bridging and bonding associations. Bridging associations are likely to embed heterogeneous individuals while bonding associations embed…
Contemplating the Eurozone crisis: Are European citizens willing to pay for a European solidarity tax? Evidence from Germany and Portugal
This paper analyses the willingness of individual citizens to show solidarity in the context of the Eurozone crisis. Taking a cost-sensitive approach to solidarity, we assessed the extent to which citizens would be willing to personally contribute to a bailout fund, and examined the sociodemographic and attitudinal causes for this willingness. We conducted a survey during the 2012 sovereign debt crisis in Germany and Portugal, two Eurozone countr…
Marginal utility of social capital: The assistance of family and friends in choosing university studies
We focus on transition from school or employment to university and analyze how social network characteristics and the quantity of social capital (SC) influence the assessment of help in selecting a program of study. We analyze data of undergraduate students at a German university and find that SC has an amount and a context effect. First, we assume that in networks where students find a lot of SC, they also receive helpful advice. Second, a socia…
Social Capital Theory: Towards a Methodological Foundation
Social Capital Concepts: The Founding Concepts of Social Capital - Introducing the Civic Perspective on Social Capital - The Network Approach to Social Capital - The Resource Perspective - Formalizing and Visualizing the Current Social Capital Theory The Quality of Social Capital Measures in the Czech Republic: How to Assess the Quality of Measurement Tools?: The Quality Study - Preconditions of Social Capital - Access to Social Capital I - Acces…
Social Capital in Voluntary Associations
Associations are likely to recruit resource rich individuals and they are places where individuals interact, and thus, are likely to exchange social resources. The paper asks which kinds of associations embed individuals holding many social resources. According to theoretical considerations, I distinguish between bridging and bonding associations. Bridging associations are likely to embed heterogeneous individuals while bonding associations embed…
Do European citizens support the idea of a European welfare state? Evidence from a comparative survey conducted in three EU member states
Some scholars have argued that the only way to resolve the Euro crisis would be to further deepen the integration process by institutionalising a European welfare state. This article examines whether a Europeanised welfare system would be supported by citizens of three member states of the EU. The authors argue that the legitimacy of a harmonisation of national welfare regimes would be established if a majority of citizens supported a Europeanise…
Network Composition, Individual Social Capital and Culture: Comparing Traditional and Post-Modernized Cultures
This article addresses the influence of cultural background on the access to social capital in family and friendship networks. We will analyze four different culture groups: Czechs and Russians (Muscovites) both representing post-modernized cultures and Dagestans and Chechens both representing traditional cultures. The data will be analyzed using univariate comparisons and fixed effects regressions. Our results indicate that cultural background d…
Marginal utility of social capital: The assistance of family and friends in choosing university studies
We focus on transition from school or employment to university and analyze how social network characteristics and the quantity of social capital (SC) influence the assessment of help in selecting a program of study. We analyze data of undergraduate students at a German university and find that SC has an amount and a context effect. First, we assume that in networks where students find a lot of SC, they also receive helpful advice. Second, a socia…
Contemplating the Eurozone crisis: Are European citizens willing to pay for a European solidarity tax? Evidence from Germany and Portugal
This paper analyses the willingness of individual citizens to show solidarity in the context of the Eurozone crisis. Taking a cost-sensitive approach to solidarity, we assessed the extent to which citizens would be willing to personally contribute to a bailout fund, and examined the sociodemographic and attitudinal causes for this willingness. We conducted a survey during the 2012 sovereign debt crisis in Germany and Portugal, two Eurozone countr…
Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Social capital (4 works) · Social Capital and Networks (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · European union (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works)