Literaturhinweise

Lesenswertes über wahlkabine.at

Stefan Fenz
Online-Wahlhilfen
Ein Vergleich der Antwortprofile und der im Wahlkampf generell kommunizierten politischen Positionen österreichischer Parteien. Am Beispiel der Online-Wahlhilfe wahlkabine.at im Zuge der Europawahl 2009. Diplomarbeit Universität Wien 2009.
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Christine Mayer and Martin Wassermair
wahlkabine.at: Promoting an Enlightened Understanding of Politics
In: Cedroni, Lorella, and Diego Garzia: Voting Advice Applications in Europe. Scriptaweb 2010. ISBN: 978-88-6381-127-8
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Christine Mayer and Monika Mokre
Why Austria's most successful vote match tool is now more important than ever
In: Elections in Europe Volume 5: Participation in Electoral Processes. ACEEEO (Association of European Election Officials), Budapest 2009.
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Karin Liebhart und Martin Wassermair
wahlkabine.at - Eine Online-Wahlhilfe erweckt neues Interesse an Politik.
In: Rosenberger, Sieglinde Katharina, und Gilg Seeber. "Kopf an Kopf: Meinungsforschung im Medienwahlkampf." Wien: Czernin Verlag 2003. ISBN: 3-7076-0162-5
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Weiterführende Literaturhinweise zum deutschen Wahl-O-Mat

Wahlen, Wähler, Wahl-O-Mat
Der Wahl-O-Mat hat sich als feste Informationsgröße in Wahlkampfzeiten etabliert. Sein Erfolg beruht auch auf einem Wandel im Wahlverhalten. Dabei bietet der Wahl-O-Mat Grundlagen für eine stärker sachpolitisch ausgerichtete Wahlentscheidung und entwickeln somit ein Gegenkonzept zu den Tendenzen der Personalisierung.
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Idee und Wirkung des Wahl-O-Mat
Das Internet ist zu einem unverzichtbaren Kommunikationskanal vor Wahlen geworden. Am Beispiel des "Wahl-O-Mat" wird deutlich, welche Grenzen internetbasierte politische Angebote kennzeichnen.
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Weiterführende Literaturhinweise aus Wissenschaft und Theorie

Alvarez, M. R., I. Levin, A. H. Trechsel, and K. Vassil (2012, August). Voting Advice Applications: How Useful? For Whom? Paper prepared for presentation at the Internet, Policy, Politics: Big Data, Big Challenges? - Conference, University of Oxford.
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Andreadis, I. (2012), To Clean or not to Clean? Improving the Quality of VAA Data, Paper prepared for presentation at the IPSA World Congress, Madrid, Spain.
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Andreadis, I. (2011), Voting Advice Applications and their Impact in Elections, Paper prepared for presentation at the 61st Political Studies Association Annual Conference, London, UK.

Fivaz, J. and G. Nadig (2010). Impact of Voting Advice Applications (VAAs) on Voter Turnout and Their Potential Use for Civic Education. Policy & Internet 2(4), 167–200.
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Fivaz, J., J. Pianzola, and A. Ladner (2010). More than toys: A first assessment of voting advice applications' impact on the electoral decision of voters.
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Ladner, A., J. Fivaz, and J. Pianzola (2010), Impact of Voting Advice Applications on Voters' Decision Making, Paper prepared for presentation at the Conference Internet, Politics, Policy 2010: An Impact Assessment, Oxford, UK.

Ladner, A. and Pianzola J. (2010), Do Voting Advice Applications Have an Effect on Electoral Participation and Voter Turnout? Evidence from the 2007 Swiss Federal Elections. In E. Tambouris and A. Macintosh and O. Glossey (eds.), Electronic Participation, pp. 211–224. Berlin/Heidelberg/New York.
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Lobo, M. C., M. Vink, and M. Lisi (2010). Mapping the Political Landscape: A Vote Advice in Portugal. In L. Cedroni and D. Garzia (Eds.), Voting Advice Applications in Europe: The State
of the Art, pp. 143–172. Neapel: ScriptaWeb.
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Louwerse, T. and M. Rosema (2011, August). The Design Effects of Voting Advice Applications: Comparing Methods of Calculating Results. Paper prepared for presentation at the ECPR General Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland.

Marschall, S. and C. K. Schmidt (2010). The Impact of Voting Indicators: The Case of the German Wahl-O-Mat. In L. Cedroni and D. Garzia (Eds.), Voting Advice Applications in Europe: The State of the Art, pp. 65–90. Neapel: ScriptaWeb.
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Ramonaite, A. (2010). Voting Advice Applications in Lithuania: Promoting Competition or Breeding Populism? Policy & Internet 2(1), 117–147.

Ruusuvirta, O. and Rosema M. (2009), Do online vote selectors influence electoral participation and the direction of the vote? Paper prepared for presentation at the ECPR General Conference, Potsdam, Germany.

Trechsel, A. H. a. (2009). When Parties (also) Position Themselves: An Introduction to the EU Profiler.

Vassil, K. (2011a, August). Role of Self Selection in Estimating the Effects of Voting Advice Applications. Empiricial Evidence on the basis of Swiss Smartvote Data. Paper prepared for presentation at the 6th ECPR General Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland.

Vassil, K. (2011b, December). Voting Smarter? The Impact of Voting Advice Applications on Political Behavior. Ph. D. thesis, European University Institute, Florence.

Walgrave, S., M. Nuytemans, and K. Pepermans (2009). Voting Aid Applications and the
Effect of Statement Selection. West European Politics 32(6), 1161–1180.

Walgrave, S., P. van Aelst, and M. Nuytemans (2008). 'Do the Vote Test': The Electoral Effects of a Popular Vote Advice Application at the 2004 Belgian Elections. Acta Politica 43(1), 50–70.

Wall, M., K. André, and T. Vitiello (2012). Do voters follow the recommendations of voter advice application websites? A study of the effects of kieskompas.nl on its users' vote choices in the 2010 Dutch legislative elections. Party Politics forthcoming, 1–21.

Wall, M., L. Sudulich, R. Costello, and E. Leon (2009). Picking your party online - An investigation of Ireland's first online voting advice application. Information Polity 14(3), 203–218.