Andreea Stancea
Biographic Data
| ID | 698535 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andreea Stancea |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andreea |
| FAMILY NAME | Stancea |
| SIGNATURE | STANCEA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National School of Political Science and Public Administration |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1489-6154 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Conspiracy Theories about the Hamas–Israel Conflict in Romania: The Role of Antisemitism, News Consumption and Church Attendance
The paradox of nationalist Europhiles: Why nationalists still back Brussels in post-2020 Romania
This article examines the paradox of strong economic nationalism alongside continued support for European Union (EU) membership. Using original survey data from 2020 to 2025 and layered regression models, we assess how economic nationalist attitudes shape preferences for Romania's EU membership and test whether instrumental EU support moderates this negative relationship. This article explicitly models the interaction between economic nationalism…
Sponsored content in the context of short-format SM journalism: An exploratory analysis of GenŞtiri Instagram page
Social media platforms have become central arenas for both journalistic communication and branded advertising, raising pressing questions about transparency, authenticity, and audience trust. This study examines how Gen.Stiri , a Romanian Instagram-native news outlet targeting Generation Z, integrates sponsored content while preserving journalistic conventions. Drawing on a dataset of 220 posts (140 sponsored, 80 non-sponsored) published between …
Regional Disparities in Literacy and Numeracy Skills Among Romanian Adults: Evidence From e‐ Pass 2023
This article investigates regional disparities in Romanian adults' numeracy and literacy skills. We analyse a novel data set that combines the assessment of numeracy and literacy competencies of the adult population in Romania with information about regional economic conditions and educational administrative data. Using a background questionnaire and a cognitive test following e‐PASS methodology and tools (everyday‐life Practices and Skills Surve…
Electoral dynamics in the age of disinformation: Understanding Romanian voter support for nationalist populist parties in the 2024 elections
This study looks at factors influencing voters’ preference for nationalist populist parties in Romania that support closer ties with Russia. Using data from a national survey, we propose that factors like awareness of disinformation, social media use, trust in party leaders, and belief in conspiracy theories significantly affect voting choices. We test each of these factors with logistic regression analysis to see how much they contribute to pred…
Keep the (social) distance! Turnout and risk perception during health crisis
This article investigates the relationship between risk perception and electoral participation of citizens. To assess this, we use the case study of the novel coronavirus and its relationship with voter turnout during the 2020 Romanian elections. We assess the relationship between COVID-19 and citizens’ intention to cast a vote by employing an individual model. Additionally, using the share rate of the infected population with COVID-19, we examin…
Exploring the reemergence of social class in contemporary society: An analysis of the influence of social class on individuals’ economic perceptions
This article aims at investigating the contemporary impact of social class on economic perceptions in Romania. Contrary to arguments suggesting the diminishing relevance of social class in the face of new social divisions and a shift away from class-based politics, this research posits that social class remains a critical determinant of individuals' views on economic conditions. To test the hypotheses, this article employs individual-level data f…
An economic offer they cannot refuse! Economic expectations on incumbent government support in Core and periphery European countries
The importance of economic conditions on election outcomes is well established. This paper supplements the standard approach to economic voting by assessing government support from a highly debated perspective of European spaces: Core countries and Periphery countries (Central Eastern European and Southern countries). The paper reveals that the economic conditions perceived by voters in the future are expected to differently affect incumbent gove…
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An economic offer they cannot refuse! Economic expectations on incumbent government support in Core and periphery European countries
The importance of economic conditions on election outcomes is well established. This paper supplements the standard approach to economic voting by assessing government support from a highly debated perspective of European spaces: Core countries and Periphery countries (Central Eastern European and Southern countries). The paper reveals that the economic conditions perceived by voters in the future are expected to differently affect incumbent gove…
Keep the (social) distance! Turnout and risk perception during health crisis
This article investigates the relationship between risk perception and electoral participation of citizens. To assess this, we use the case study of the novel coronavirus and its relationship with voter turnout during the 2020 Romanian elections. We assess the relationship between COVID-19 and citizens’ intention to cast a vote by employing an individual model. Additionally, using the share rate of the infected population with COVID-19, we examin…
Exploring the reemergence of social class in contemporary society: An analysis of the influence of social class on individuals’ economic perceptions
This article aims at investigating the contemporary impact of social class on economic perceptions in Romania. Contrary to arguments suggesting the diminishing relevance of social class in the face of new social divisions and a shift away from class-based politics, this research posits that social class remains a critical determinant of individuals' views on economic conditions. To test the hypotheses, this article employs individual-level data f…
Sponsored content in the context of short-format SM journalism: An exploratory analysis of GenŞtiri Instagram page
Social media platforms have become central arenas for both journalistic communication and branded advertising, raising pressing questions about transparency, authenticity, and audience trust. This study examines how Gen.Stiri , a Romanian Instagram-native news outlet targeting Generation Z, integrates sponsored content while preserving journalistic conventions. Drawing on a dataset of 220 posts (140 sponsored, 80 non-sponsored) published between …
Regional Disparities in Literacy and Numeracy Skills Among Romanian Adults: Evidence From e‐ Pass 2023
This article investigates regional disparities in Romanian adults' numeracy and literacy skills. We analyse a novel data set that combines the assessment of numeracy and literacy competencies of the adult population in Romania with information about regional economic conditions and educational administrative data. Using a background questionnaire and a cognitive test following e‐PASS methodology and tools (everyday‐life Practices and Skills Surve…
Electoral dynamics in the age of disinformation: Understanding Romanian voter support for nationalist populist parties in the 2024 elections
This study looks at factors influencing voters’ preference for nationalist populist parties in Romania that support closer ties with Russia. Using data from a national survey, we propose that factors like awareness of disinformation, social media use, trust in party leaders, and belief in conspiracy theories significantly affect voting choices. We test each of these factors with logistic regression analysis to see how much they contribute to pred…
Conspiracy Theories about the Hamas–Israel Conflict in Romania: The Role of Antisemitism, News Consumption and Church Attendance
The paradox of nationalist Europhiles: Why nationalists still back Brussels in post-2020 Romania
This article examines the paradox of strong economic nationalism alongside continued support for European Union (EU) membership. Using original survey data from 2020 to 2025 and layered regression models, we assess how economic nationalist attitudes shape preferences for Romania's EU membership and test whether instrumental EU support moderates this negative relationship. This article explicitly models the interaction between economic nationalism…
Political science (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Nationalism (2 works) · Perception (2 works) · Romanian (2 works)