Peer-reviewed:
Fabian Kalleitner, Licia Bobzien, 2023. Taxed fairly? How differences in perception shape attitudes towards progressive taxation, European Sociological Review, jcad060
Bobzien, L., 2023. Income Inequality and Political Trust: Do Fairness Perceptions Matter? Social Indicators Research 169, 505 - 528.
Verwiebe, R., Bobzien, L., Fritsch, NS., C. Bruder, 2023. Social Inequality and Digitization in Modern Societies: A Systematic Literature Review on the Role of Ethnicity, Gender, and Age. SocArXiv.
Breznau, N. et al., 2022. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 119(44). e2203150119.
Bobzien, L. & F. Kalleitner, 2021. Attitudes towards European financial solidarity during the covid-19 pandemic: Evidence from a net-contributor country. European Societies, 23,1, 791-804.
Bobzien, L., 2020. Polarized perceptions, polarized preferences? Understanding the relationship between inequality and preferences for redistribution. Journal of European Social Policy. 30,2, 206-224.
Other publications / blog posts:
Hassel, A., L. Bobzien. 2022. Interview on the project perzepEU funded by the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research: ’Cohesion in the EU: Perceptions and fields of action.’ (in german)
Kalleitner, F., L. Schlogl, L. Bobzien. 2022. Who should get how much? Preferences for social benefits for short-time work and unemployment (in german).
Bobzien, L., F. Kalleitner, L. Schlogl. 2022. income ̸= income? Should income from labour, savings, and income from real estate be taxed differently? (in german)
Kalleitner, F., L. Bobzien. 2020. European solidarity during the COVID 19 pandemic? The public opinion on European crisis financing. (in german)
Bobzien, L., H. Maul , J. Rauschenberger, M. Swoboda. 2019. Randomly drawn. How democracy could be vitalized. Neue Gesellschaft Frankfurter Hefte (in german)