Recent articles

• Net fiscal contributions of immigrant groups in Denmark and Finland are highly predictable from country of origin IQ and Muslim%
  Open Quantitative Sociology & Political Science
  Emil O. W. Kirkegaard
  May 21, 2017

• A global analysis of Islamist violence
  Open Quantitative Sociology & Political Science
  Noah Carl
  March 28, 2017

• Cognitive ability and political preferences in Denmark
  Open Quantitative Sociology & Political Science
  Emil O. W. Kirkegaard, Julius D. Bjerrekær, Noah Carl
  Feb. 22, 2017

• Immigrant crime in Germany 2012-2015
  Open Quantitative Sociology & Political Science
  Emil O. W. Kirkegaard, David Becker
  Feb. 11, 2017

• Country of origin and use of social benefits: A large, preregistered study of stereotype accuracy in Denmark
  Open Differential Psychology
  Emil O. W. Kirkegaard, Julius D. Bjerrekær
  Nov. 11, 2016

• Net opposition to immigrants of different nationalities correlates strongly with their arrest rates in the UK
  Open Quantitative Sociology & Political Science
  Noah Carl
  Nov. 10, 2016

• Some new methods for exploratory factor analysis of socioeconomic data
  Open Quantitative Sociology & Political Science
  Emil O. W. Kirkegaard
  Nov. 7, 2016

• The OKCupid dataset: A very large public dataset of dating site users
  Open Differential Psychology
  Emil O. W. Kirkegaard, Julius D. Bjerrekær
  Nov. 3, 2016

• Does sub-European genomic ancestry predict outcomes for US states?
  Open Quantitative Sociology & Political Science
  Emil O. W. Kirkegaard
  Sept. 12, 2016

• Putting Spearman’s Hypothesis to Work: Job IQ as a Predictor of Employee Racial Composition
  Open Differential Psychology
  Bryan J. Pesta, Peter J. Poznanski
  July 22, 2016