Our events

Spring 2021 Events

• 25 January, Kai Arzheimer from the University of Mainz will discuss Electoral behaviour, Extreme Right and German Politics.
• 1 February, Karolina Milewicz from the University of Oxford will discuss Int'l institutions, int'l law, trade.
• 8 February, Chitralekha Basu from the University of Cologne Electoral will discuss politics, party competition and political representation.
• 15 February, Valeria Sinclair from the Chapman Purdue University will discuss American political institutions, legislative politics and minority representation in Congress.
• 22 February, Alex Braithwaite from the University of Arizona will discuss Terrorism, protests, riots, interstate wars and civil wars.
• 1 March, Julia Gray from the University of Pennsylvania will discuss Reputational effects of int'l organizations, int'l economic agreements and financial markets.
• 8 March, Gizem Arikan from Trinity College Dublin will discuss Pol. psychology & behaviour, effect of religiosity on political attitudes.
• 15 March, Jennifer Wolak from the Michigan State University will discuss Pol. psychology, gender & politics and US politics.
• 22 March Adrian Flore from the University of Glasgow will discuss Civil war & ethnic conflict, secessionism and rebel governance .

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