Filling a gap in the literature of the field, Factorial Survey Experiments provides researchers
with a practical guide to using the factorial survey method to assess respondents' beliefs …

Vignette studies use short descriptions of situations or persons (vignettes) that are usually
shown to respondents within surveys in order to elicit their judgments about these scenarios …

To measure what determines people's attitudes, definitions, or decisions, surveys
increasingly ask respondents to judge vignettes. A vignette typically describes a hypothetical …

Empirically, the poor are more likely to support increases in the level of tax progressivity than
the rich. Such income-stratified tax preferences can result from differences in preferences of …

On the basis of a telephone survey conducted on a random sample of the German
residential population, we examine the distribution effects state lotteries have on Germany's …

This paper analyzes elite tax compliance from a sociological perspective in order to examine
how different tax behaviors are justified or how they embody different taxpayers' …

This article provides an overview of how factorial surveys have been used in justice
research in the past. It addresses the question of why this method is particularly useful to …

The article empirically investigates how individuals evaluate unequal housing conditions
with respect to the distributive justice principles of merit, need, and status entitlement. Also …

In political theory, the subject of tax morale is closely linked to issues of citizenship and civic
duties. Research on tax morale, however, is still rather underdeveloped in political science …

The article analyzes struggles about distributive justice in Austria, one of the wealthiest
countries globally, and proposes a reinforced focus on how metaphors of redistribution and …