Fabian Kalleitner

Fabian Kalleitner

Postdoctoral Researcher

Freie Universität Berlin

Biography

My research interests include tax preferences, biased perceptions, fairness attitudes, and work values. To gather insights in these topics I combine theories and insights of sociology, economics, and psychology using various methodological approaches (i.e. panel surveys, multilevel analyses, survey/field/laboratory experiments) and estimation strategies.

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Interests
  • Economic sociology
  • Economic inequality
  • Tax/redistribution preferences
  • Work values
  • Quantitative methods
  • Survey research methodology
Education
  • PhD in Sociology, 2023

    University of Vienna

  • MA in Sociology, 2017

    University of Vienna

  • BA in History, 2015

    University of Vienna

  • BA in Political Science, 2014

    University of Vienna

Recent Publications

(2023). Taxed Fairly? How Differences in Perception Shape Attitudes towards Progressive Taxation. European Sociological Review.

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(2023). The Inequity Z: Income Fairness Perceptions in Europe across the Income Distribution. Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World.

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(2022). Varieties of Mobility Measures: Comparing Survey and Mobile Phone Data during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Public Opinion Quarterly.

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(2022). Scarring Dreams? Young People’s Vocational Aspirations and Expectations During and After Unemployment. Social Inclusion.

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Projects

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Teaching

  • 2023WS Working with the German Socio-Economic Panel – Analyzing Research Questions with Panel Data, MA-level, Freie Universität Berlin
  • 2023S Inequalities and Social Stratification in Labor Markets, MA-level, Freie Universität Berlin
  • 2023S From Research Question to Research Design: Investigating Preferences for and Beliefs about Redistribution and Inequality, MA-level, Freie Universität Berlin
  • 2022S Sociology of Labor Markets, MA-level, University of Vienna
  • 2021WS Introduction to Economic Sociology, MA-level, University of Vienna (hybrid)
  • 2021S Introduction to Economic Sociology, MA-level, University of Vienna (online)
  • 2020WS Social Research, BA-level, University of Vienna (online)
  • 2020S Social Research, BA-level, University of Vienna
  • 2020S Inequality in the Long Run. The role of taxation in the development of modern statehood and itsimpact on the distribution of wealth and income (together with Peter Aigner & Michael Adelsberger),MA-level, University of Vienna
  • 2019WS Sociology of Labor Markets, MA-level, University of Vienna
  • 2019S Sociology of Labor Markets, MA-level, University of Vienna
  • 2018WS Sociology of Labor Markets, MA-level, University of Vienna
  • 2018S Sociology of Labor Markets, MA-level, University of Vienna

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