Publications

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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

Debus, Marc, and O. Tuttnauer. 2024. “Negative Campaign Statements, Coalition Heterogeneity, and the Support for Government Parties.” Electoral Studies 87:102738 

Tuttnauer, O. and R.Y. Hazan. 2024. “Government-Opposition Relations and the Vote of No-Confidence”, Political Studies 72(3):984-1004

Harsgor, L., R. Itzkovitch-Malka and O. Tuttnauer. 2023. “Do Coalition and Formateur Expectations Affect Vote Switching?”, European Political Science Review 15(1):96-115.  

Tuttnauer, O. and G. Rahat. 2023. “Servants of Two (Or More) Masters: Accounting for the Complexity of Intraparty Candidate Selection Methods”, Party Politics 29(1):185-192.

Oshri, O., L. Harsgor, R. Itzkovitch-Malka and O. Tuttnauer. 2023. “Risk aversion and the gender gap in the vote for populist radical right parties“, American Journal of Political Science 67(3):499-828.

Tuttnauer, O. and S. Wegmann. 2022. “Voting for Votes: Opposition Parties’ Legislative Activity and Electoral Outcomes”, American Political Science Review 

Louwerse, T., U. Sieberer, O. Tuttnauer, and R.B. Andeweg. 2021. “Opposition in Times of Crisis: COVID-19 in Parliamentary Debates”, West European Politics 44(5–6):1025–51.

Kedar, O., L. Harsgor and O. Tuttnauer. 2021. “Permissibility of Electoral Systems: A New Look at an Old Question,” The Journal of Politics 83(2):439-452 (JCR 2019 impact factor 2.658, ranked 29 of 180 in Political Science (Q1)).

Tuttnauer, O. and A. Friedman. 2020. “Unnatural Partners: Coalescence in Israeli Central and Local Government,” Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties 30(3):358-378 (Clarivate Emerging Sources Citation Index; SJR 2018 1.23, best quartile (Q1)).

Tuttnauer, O. 2020. “Government-Opposition Relations in a Fragmented, Personalized, and Multidimensional Setting: The Case of Israel”, Party Politics 26(2):203-214 (JCR 2019 impact factor 2.817, ranked 26 of 180 in Political Science (Q1)).

Tuttnauer, O. 2018. “If You Can Beat Them, Confront Them: Party-Level Analysis of Opposition Behavior in European National Parliaments”, European Union Politics 19(2):278-298 (JCR 2018 Impact factor 2.600, ranked 30 out of 176 in Political Science (Q1)).

Tuttnauer, O. 2014 (in Hebrew) “Comparative Framework for Parliamentary Opposition Analysis: Israel as a Case Study“, Politika 23:73-104.

CHAPTERS IN EDITED BOOKS

Tuttnauer, O. 2024. “Candidate selection methods and electoral systems: Between collegialism and personalism,” in C. Friedberg and G. Rahat, Collegial Democracy versus Personal Democracy. Routledge, pp. 41-59.

Tuttnauer, O. and C. Friedberg. 2021. “Israel: Party-centered Elections and a Personalized Parliament,” in Bäck, H., M. Debus and J.M. Fernandes (eds.), The Politics of Legislative Debate Around the World. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 484-504.

Kenig, O. and O. Tuttnauer. 2017. “The Decline of the Large Mainstream Parties” in M. Shamir and G Rahat (eds.), The Elections in Israel 2015. London: Routledge.

Kenig, O., G. Rahat, and O. Tuttnauer. 2015. “Competitiveness of Party Leadership Selection Processes”, in W. Cross and J.B. Pilet (eds.), The Politics of Party Leadership: A Cross-National Perspective. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 50-72.

In G. Rahat, S. Barnea, C. Friedberg and O. Kenig (eds.) 2013 (in Hebrew). Reforming Israel’s Political System. Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv: Israel Democracy Institute and Am Oved –
– Barnea, S. and O. Tuttnauer, “Building Coalition Governments: Theoretical Discussion and Practical Consequences”
– Tuttnauer, O. and M. Philippov, “Government Maintenance: How to Govern Together?”
– Tuttnauer, O. “Government Durability”

BOOKS
Kenig, O., G. Rahat, M. Philippov and O. Tuttnauer. 2014 (in Hebrew). Giving Less for More: Members of Political Parties in Israel, Policy Paper 102. Jerusalem: Israel Democracy Institute.

Tuttnauer, O. 2013 (in Hebrew). The Role of the Opposition in the Knesset, Policy Paper 98. Jerusalem: Israel Democracy Institute.

OTHER
Tuttnauer, O., 2016. Parliamentary Oppositions in Established Democracies: A Comparative Approach, European Forum at the Hebrew University Working Paper.