Academic article

• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2025). Redistribution between people and places: Conflict or consensus among rural and working-class voters?. (external link)
• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2024). Aligning working-class interests and preferences: The case of inheritance tax. (external link)
• Auerbach Kiran; Marta Rekdal Eidheim; Anne Lise Fimreite (2024). Place-based resentment in an egalitarian welfare state. (external link)
• Marta Rekdal Eidheim; Endre Meyer Tvinnereim (2023). Hvem stemmer på Industri- og næringspartiet?. (external link)
• Kiran Rose Auerbach; Soran Hajo Dahl; Marta Rekdal Eidheim et al. (2022). Geografisk bevissthet hos velgere, lokalpolitikere og forvaltningsansatte. (external link)
• Kiran Auerbach; Marta Rekdal Eidheim; Anne Lise Fimreite (2024). Rural but not radical right: The rural-urban cleavage in Norway. (external link)
• Marta R. Eidheim; Anne Lise Fimreite (2020). Geografisk konflikt i det politiske landskapet: En fortelling om to dimensjoner. (external link)

Conference lecture

• Endre Meyer Tvinnereim; Marta Rekdal Eidheim; Mahir Yazar (2023). Carbon-intensive jobs, voting, and climate policy. (external link)
• Endre Tvinnereim; Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2024). Backlash against the energy transition under proportional representation: Explaining voter support for the newcomer Industry and Business Party in Norway.. (external link)
• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2025). Place, Identity, and Ideology: Explaining Voter Support for Territorial Redistribution. (external link)
• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2024). Prioritizing Place: Understanding Voter Support for Urban and Rural Funding. (external link)
• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2023). Shared Grievance and Alignment? Place and Class Divides in Economic Preferences. (external link)

Media interview

• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2025). Finnes det velger- grunnlag for nye strømallianser?. (external link)
• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2025). En enorm velgerflukt fra partiet. (external link)

Doctoral thesis (PhD)

• Marta Rekdal Eidheim (2023). Understanding the left-behind: Electoral support and views on redistribution. (external link)

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