Publications 

• Laustsen, L., Sheng, X., Ahmad, M. G., Al-Shawaf, L., Banai, B., Banai, I. P., ... Waismel-Manor, I & van Vugt, M. (2025). Cross-cultural evidence that intergroup conflict heightens preferences for dominant leaders: A 25-country study. Evolution and human behavior, 46(3), 106674.

• Schreiber, A., & Waismel-Manor, I. (2024). Cyber risk assessment model for information assets: a tailored approach for the financial and banking sector. Journal of Operational Risk 10.21314/JOP.2024.006.

• Kaplan, Y. R., Sheafer, T., Waismel-Manor, I., & Shenhav, S. R. (2024). People’s sense of political representation and national stories: The case of Israel. International Political Science Review, 45(4), 552-567.

• Lavi, L., Treger, C., Rivlin-Angert, N., Sheafer, T., Waismel-Manor, I., Shenhav, S., Harsgor, L. & Shamir, M. (2024). The Pitkinian Public: Representation in the eyes of citizens. European Political Science, 1-21.

• Waismel-Manor, I., Kaplan, Y. R., Shenhav, S. R., Zlotnik, Y., Dvir Gvirsman, S., & Ifergane, G. (2023). ADHD and political participation: An observational study. Plos one, 18(2), e0280445.  

• Tsfati, Y., Cohen, J., Dvir-Gvirsman, S., Tsuriel, K., Waismel-Manor, I., & Holbert, R. L. (2022). Political para-social relationship as a predictor of voting preferences in the Israeli 2019 elections. Communication Research, 49(8), 1118-1147.  

• Dvir-Gvirsman, S., Tsuriel, K., Sheafer, T., Shenhav, S., Zoizner, A., Lavi, L., Shamir, M., & Waismel-Manor, I. (2022). Mediated Representation in the Age of Social Media: How Connection with Politicians Contributes to Citizens’ Feelings of Representation. Evidence from a Longitudinal Study. Political Communication, 39(6), 779-800. 

• Zoizner, A., Tsuriel, K., Markus, D.K., Porzycki, V., Mor-Lan, G., Green, A., Levi, E., Tsfati, Y., Waismel-Manor, I., Sheafer, T. and Shenhav, S.R., (2022). Three in a (Right-Wing) Boat: Media, Politicians, and the Public in the Age of Digital Communication 1. In The Elections in Israel, 2019–2021 (pp. 259-282). Routledge.

• Waismel-Manor, I., Bar-Siman-Tov, I., Rozenberg, O., Levanon, A., Benoît, C., & Ifergane, G. (2022). Should I Stay (Open) or Should I Close? World legislatures during the first wave of Covid19. Political Studies, 00323217221090615.​

• Waismel-Manor, I., Moy, P., Neumann, R., Shechnick. M. 2021. Does Corruption Corrupt? The Behavioral Effects of Mediated Exposure to Corruption. International Journal of Public Opinion Research 34(1), edab031.​

• Tsfati, Y., Cohen, J., Dvir Gvirsman, S., Tsuriel, K., Waismel-Manor, I., & Holbert, R. 2021. Political Para-Social Relationship as a Predictor of Voting Preferences in the Israeli 2019 Elections. Communication Research, 49(8), 1118-1147.

• Vodvonos, A., Novack, V., Waismel-Manor, I., Ezra, Y., Guetta, A. & Ifergane, G. 2021. Sick of News: The Association Between TV News Rating and Following Day Headache Related Emergency Department Visits in Israel.  PLOS One 16:4. 

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• Bar-Siman-Tov, I., Rozenberg, O., Benoît, C., Waismel-Manor, I. & Levanon, A. 2021. Measuring Legislative Activity during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Introducing the ParlAct and ParlTech Indexes. International Journal of Parliamentary Studies, 1: 109–126.

• Hughes, H. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2020. The Macedonian Fake News Industry and the 2016 US Election.  PS: Political Science and Politics. 54:1, 19-23.

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• Backhaus, S., Gross, M., Waismel-Manor, I., Cohen, H. & Canetti, D. 2020. A Cyberterrorism Effect? Emotional Reactions to Lethal Attacks on Critical Infrastructure. Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 23:9, 595-603.

• Waismel-Manor, I. & Simonovits, G. 2017. The Interdependence of Perceived Ideological Positions: Evidence from Three Survey Experiments. Public Opinion Quarterly, 81: 3, 759-768.

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• Canetti, D., Gross, M., Waismel-Manor, I., Levanon, A., & Cohen, H. 2017. How Cyberattacks Terrorize: Cortisol and Personal Insecurity Jump in the Wake of Cyberattacks. Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 20: 2, 72-77.

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• Tal-Or, N. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2017. The Right Faces for Right-Wing and Left-Wing Politicians. International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 30: 2, 192-210.

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• Lev-On, A. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2016. Looks that Matter: The Effect of Physical Attractiveness in Low-and High-Information Elections. American Behavioral Scientist, 60: 14, 1756-1771. Equal contributor. 

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• Neiman, J., Giuseffi, K., Smith, K., French, J., Waismel-Manor, I., & Hibbing, J. 2015. Voting at Home Is Associated with Lower Cortisol than Voting at the Polls. PloS one, 10(9), e0135289.

• Canetti-Nisim, D., Gross, M. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2015. Immune from Cyber-Fire? The Psychological & Physiological Effects of Cyberwar . In: Binary Bullets: The Ethics of Cyberwarfare. Edited by Fritz Allhoff, Adam Henschke, and Bradley Jay Strawser. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 157-76.

• Canetti, D., Waismel-Manor, I., Cohen, N. & Rapaport C. 2013. What Does National Resilience Mean in a Democracy? Evidence from the United States and Israel. Armed Forces and Society, 1-17.

• Waismel-Manor, I., & Stroud, N. J. 2013. The Influence of President Obama’s, Middle Name on Middle Eastern and US Perceptions. Political Behavior, 35(3), 621-641.

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• Waismel-Manor, I. & Sarid, Y. 2011. Can Overreporting in Surveys be Reduced? Evidence from Israel’s Municipal Elections. International Journal of Public Opinion Research 23:4, 522-529.

• Waismel-Manor, I. 2011. Spinning Forward: Political consultants - a profession in the making? Journal of Political Marketing, 10:350–371.

• Waismel-Manor, I. & Tsfati, Y. 2011. Do Attractive Congresspersons Get More Media Coverage? Political Communication, 28:440–463.

• Waismel-Manor, I., Ifergan, G. & Cohen, H. 2011. When Democracy and Endocrinology Collide: Emotions, Cortisol and Voting at National Elections. European Neuropsychopharmacology 21, 789–795.

• Lowi, T. J. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2011. Waismel-Manor and Lowi’s Reply. New Political Science, 33:1, 97-99.

• Waismel-Manor, I. & Lowi, T. J. 2011. Politics in Motion: A personal history of political science. New Political Science, 33:1, 59-78.

• Tsfati, Y., Markowitz-Elfassi, D. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2010. Exploring the Association Between Physical Attractiveness and News Coverage: Correlational and experimental evidence. International Journal of Press and Politics. 15:2, 175-192.

• Scheindlin, D. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2008. Falafel and Apple Pie: American Consultants, Modernization and Americanization of Electoral Campaigns in Israel in Dennis Johnson (ed.) Handbook of Political Management.  New York: Routledge, 317-331.

• Jones-Correa, M. & Waismel-Manor, I. 2007. Verifying Implementation of Language Provisions in the Voting Rights Act in Ana Henderson (ed.) Protecting Democracy: Using Research to Inform the Voting Rights Reauthorization Debate. Berkeley, University of California Press, 161-180.

• Scheufele, D. A., Hardy, B. W., Brossard, D., Waismel‐Manor, I. S. & Nisbet, E. 2006. Democracy based on difference: Examining the links between structural heterogeneity, heterogeneity of discussion networks, and democratic citizenship. Journal of Communication,56:4, 728-753.

• Gupta, D., & Waismel-Manor, I. 2006. Network in progress: A conference primer for graduate students. PS: Political Science & Politics, 39:3, 485-490.

• Waismel-Manor, I. 2005. Striking Differences: Hunger Strikes in Israel and the United States. Social Movement Studies 4:3, 281-300.

• Waismel-Manor, I., & Conroy, S. 2005. Could you spare a dime? Better make it $10,000: contributions to the Clinton legal expense trust. White House Studies, 5:2, 175-194.

• Sherman, D. J., & Waismel-Manor, I. 2003. Get it in writing: Using politics to teach writing and writing to teach politics. Political Science and Politics,36:4, 755-757.