Scientist: Sylvia Kritzinger

Sylvia Kritzinger profileSylvia Kritzinger is Professor for Methods in the Social Sciences and acting Head of the Department of Government at the University of Vienna. She obtained her PhD in Political Science at the University of Vienna and then held positions as a Lecturer at Trinity College Dublin and an Assistant Professor at the Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna.

She is one of the principal investigators of the Austrian National Election Study, Director of the Interdisciplinary Value Research Network and runs the digitalisation project ‘Digitize! Computational Social Science in the Digital and Social Transformation’.

Her research focuses on citizens’ political attitudes and voting behaviour, democratic representation and political participation, voting at 16 and survey research. Her work has been published in academic journals such as Comparative Political Studies, Political Communication, Electoral Studies, the British Journal of Political Science, West European Politics and the European Journal of Political Research.

From left to right: Michael Bruter, Sandra Parthie, Sylvia Kritzinger, Barbara Prainsack and Yves Dejaeghere.

Prof. Sylvia Kritzinger: ‘Europe needs to very seriously take our young citizens into consideration and engage them in politics’

Sylvia Kritzinger is Professor for Methods in the Social Sciences at the University of Vienna (Austria). Her research focuses on citizens’ political attitudes and voting behaviour, democratic representation, and political participation, voting at 16. She participated in this year’s Annual Lecture hosted by the European Parliament’s Panel for the Future of Science and Technology (STOA) ...

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