Publications

Work in Progress

  • Fabian Kalleitner, Jule Adriaans, Ole Brüggemann, Cristóbal Moya and Sandra Bohmann. Agreeing in Principle, Disagreeing on Policy: How Beliefs About the Gender Pay Gap Shape Fairness Concerns and Policy Preferences.

  • Fabian Kalleitner, Laila Schmitt, Monika Mühlböck, and Bernhard Kittel. Individuals’ perceived impact of COVID-19 on inequality and its consequences for redistributive tax preferences.

  • Fabian Kalleitner, Cristóbal Moya, and Stefan Liebig. From Mixed Findings to Precise Estimates: The Effect of Retirement on Life Satisfaction.

  • Filippo Andrei, Fabian Kalleitner, and Bernhard Kittel. The Politics of Fiscal Adjustment: Public Support for Tax and Welfare Reform in Times of Fiscal Stress.

  • Fabian Kalleitner. Perceived Tax Burdens and Just Tax Progressivity.

  • Fabian Kalleitner, Nikita Kvir, and Dimitri Prandner. The Decline of the Austrian Middle Class and the Rise of Far-Right Populism.

  • Armando Holzknecht, Rene Schwaiger, …, Fabian Kalleitner, …, et al. Collective Evidence on Behavioral Interventions Targeting Carbon Pricing Support: A Many-Designs Approach with 55 Studies.

Working Papers

  • Sandra Bohmann and Fabian Kalleitner. Subjective Inequity Aversion: Unfair Inequality, Subjective Well-Being, and Preferences for Redistribution. [Working Paper].

  • Licia Bobzien, Fabian Kalleitner, and Lukas Schlogl. Technology, Migrants or Offshoring: How the Perceived Source of Labour-Market Risks Shapes Policy Demands. [Working Paper].

Refereed Journal Publications