Research 

Journal Articles

• Ferrer, S.(2023). Opposition fragmentation facilitates electoral accountability: Evidence from a survey experiment. Party Politics, 29(1), 112-124.

• Ferrer, S. (2020). Responsibility attribution for corruption scandals. Local government studies, 46(1), 22-43. 

Working Papers

• The political consequences of polarization: Quasi-experimental evidence from runoff elections. (under review)

• Winners’ Restraint or Affective Majoritarianism? Elections, Polarization and Political Support (with Damjan Tomic, Enrique Prada, and Enrique Hernández. Under review).

• Trading democracy: Assessing citizens' willingness to accept democratic backsliding (with Enrique Hernández, Damjan Tomic and Enrique Prada. Under review)

• Volatile and Conditional Democrats: Citizens’ Commitment to Democratic Principles (with Damjan Tomic, Enrique Hernández, and Enrique Prada. Draft available upon request)

• A Delicate Balance: Citizens’ Selfish Views on the Equilibrium between Popular Sovereignty and the Rule of Law in Advanced Democracies (with Enrique Hernández, Damjan Tomic and Enrique Prada)

On-going Research

• Citizens at the crossroads: Unveiling preferences for Responsiveness and Responsibility through observational and experimental data (with Enrique Hernández, Damjan Tomic and Enrique Prada-González)

• The Boundaries of Dissent: Understanding Public Willingness to Curtail the Right to Protest (with Enrique Prada, Enrique Hernández, and Damjan Tomic)

• The Party is Over: Exploring Public Support for Militant Democracy and Party Bans (with with Enrique Prada, and Enrique Hernández)

Book Reviews

• Ferrer, S. Why Minority Governments Work. Multilevel Territorial Politics in Spain, Bonnie N. Field (2016) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 261 pp., ISBN: 978 1 137 55979 1, h/bk, 978 1 137 55980 7, e-pdf, $119.99, $89. International Journal of Iberian Studies, (31) 2, 133-134. 

Dissertation

• Ferrer, S. (2022). How Changing Party Systems Shape the Functioning of Democracy. Barcelona: PhD thesis University of Barcelona. (Supervisors: Albert Falcó-Gimeno & Jordi Muñoz).