Books
Parties Under Pressure: The Politics of Factions and Party Adaptation. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Peer-reviewed articles
The populist radical right as memory entrepreneur? The prominence, sentiment, and interpretations of history in the German parliament. British Journal of Political Science, 54(4), 1296–1317, 2024 (with F. Krawatzek).
Designing politics and IR assessments in the era of AI: An empirical investigation into ChatGPT’s output across Bloom’s revised taxonomy. Journal of Political Science Education, 21(2), 290–309, 2025 (with L. Owen).
Political parties and interest incorporation: A new typology of intra-party groups. Political Studies Review, 22(1): 193–206, 2024.
Analyzing failed institutional change attempts. Political Research Quarterly, 75(1): 203–215, 2022 (with S. Issar).
Denominational conflicts and party breakthrough: The negative case of the All-German People’s Party. Social Science History, 46(3): 505-529, 2022.
Kanzlerwahlverein no more? Failed internal coalition building and the CDU/CSU’ 2021 campaign. German Politics and Society, 40(3): 88-109, 2022.
Two of the same kind? The rise of the AfD and its implications for the CDU/CSU. German Politics and Society, 36(1): 84–104, 2018.
Book chapters
The CDU: Representation and representation deficits within a people’s party. In Parteien und Soziale Ungleichheit, ed. E. Wiesendahl. Springer, pp. 89–121, 2017 (in German).
The electoral potential of right- and left-wing extremist parties: Unideological protest vote? In Extremismus in Deutschland, eds. G. Hirscher & E. Jesse. Nomos, pp. 397–434, 2013 (with V. Neu, in German).
Methods teaching publications
”Introduction to Process Tracing,” Sage Research Methods Video, 2023.
”Introduction to Archival Research,” Sage Research Methods Video, 2023.
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Matthias Dilling 