Jean Blondel Tuesday Seminars in Political Science
The Centre for the Study of Political Change organizes a weekly two-hour seminar. The Seminar’s aim is broad: its scope is not limited to a specific field or area. Quite the contrary, it is deliberately open to all social scientists and to those who work on political science related issues from a variety of disciplines.
The Seminar provides an opportunity to both the staff and the graduate students of the CIRCaP to be familiar with the research currently undertaken in Italy and abroad. It specifically aims to enable MA and PhD students to experience at first-hand the work of researchers and the different stages of research crafting. The seminar, which begins at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesdays, lasts about one hour and a half, with a presentation of about 45 minutes leaving ample time for comments and questions. It is usually held in room M of the building in via Mattioli 10. The next seminar will be held on March, 27th by prof. Michelangelo Vercesi (Leuphana University of Lüneburg) who will be talking on "Approaches in Politica Career Studies: A Critical Review for a Research Agenda" Aula Seminario, II floor h 14.30-16 Jean Blondel Tuesday seminars - Fall 2017
24th October Fredric Royall (University of Limerick) The Changing Dynamics of Civil Society Responses to the Crisis: Ireland and France as Case Studies 7th November Chiara Fiorelli (University of Siena) Political Parties, Candidates and Private Political Donations in Italy: The Changing Connective Capability of Political Actors in the past Thirty Years 14th November Angela Movileanu (Open Think-Tank – Dohuk, Kurdistan) A report from Kurdistan 21nd November Linda Basile (University of Siena) The Party Politics of Decentralization - The Territorial Dimension in Italian Party Agendas 28th November Stefano Costalli (Università di Firenze) "The long-term electoral legacies of civil war in young democracies. Evidence from Italy" 5th December Gianfranco Baldini (University of Bologna) The Westminster Model and the Brexit challenge 12th December Cyrille Thiébaut (European University Institute) "It's the Americans, stupid"... Is it? The French (Suspect) Plebiscite for European Defence explained by the Mood 19th December Maurizio Cotta, Linda Basile, Francesco Olmastroni, Francesco Marangoni Intensive Research Seminar: The EUENGAGE European Project 30th January 2018 Paolo Bellucci (Unversity of Siena) "Studying national elections: the Itanes experience" 20th February 2018 Dr. Mattia Zulianello (Università di Firenze) "Populist Parties and Party Systems: Patterns of Integration and Non-Integration" March, 6th Prof. Elias Dinas (EUI) "Family history and attitudes toward outgroups: evidence from the Syrian refugee crisis". |
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