Her life and scientific work
Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann (1916-2010) and Paul F. Lazarsfeld (1901-1976) cultivated a close and mutually inspiring friendship, as may be gathered from their correspondence that Ralph E. Schmidt and Thomas Petersen review in an article published...
Wilhelm Haumann, a Project Manager at the Allensbach Institut for Demoscopy and former collaborator of Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, dresses a very personal portrait of her that you may find here.
The New York Magazine just published a very interesting article on the Spiral of Silence – you may find it here.
Jörg Becker, retired professor of political science at the University of Marburg in Germany and representative of the party “Die Linke” (“The Left”) in the town parliament of Solingen,1)The party “Die Linke” is the...
Last year, Slavko Splichal, who teaches communication science at the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia, reviewed Jörg Becker’s biography of Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann in the European Journal of Communication (EJC). Now, the EJC and SAGE...
Welcome to the newly designed website of Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann. Here you may find information on her life and scientific work, which will continually be updated and completed by several researchers. A special feature of...
Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann (1916-2010) and Paul F. Lazarsfeld (1901-1976) cultivated a close and mutually inspiring friendship, as may be gathered from their correspondence that Ralph E. Schmidt and Thomas Petersen review in an article published...
Wilhelm Haumann, a Project Manager at the Allensbach Institut for Demoscopy and former collaborator of Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, dresses a very personal portrait of her that you may find here.
The New York Magazine just published a very interesting article on the Spiral of Silence – you may find it here.
Internet users who believe they might be monitored by government agencies tend to hide their opinion if they think it contradicts the opinion of the majority, a study by communication scientist Elizabeth Stoycheff of...
Copyright information: Portrait of Adeline Rittershaus: © Franz Schmelhaus (1914), University Archives Zurich (UAZ AB.1.0800) All other pictures: © Private Archives Elisabeth Noelle
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