Activities – IPERG

PAST SEMINARS

12 Mar	Gabriel Leon-Ablan (King’s College): Geopolitics and institutional change: the Napoleonic wars and the abolition of the British slave trade 2:30pm
05 Mar	Alexandra Scacco (WZB): Intergroup Contact, Empathy Education, and Refugee-Native Integration: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Lebanon 2:30pm
26 Feb	Lucas Leemann (Zurich): Parties and the People: Why Do Parties Support Direct Democracy? 2:30pm
29 Jan	Francisco Villamil (UC3M): The consequences of grassroots human rights: Mass grave exhumations in Spain 2:30pm
15 Jan	Olle Folke (Uppsala): The Seniority Ceiling: Why Some Immigrants Struggle to Rise in Political Office 2:30pm
04 Dec	Francisco Garfias (Duke): Fiscal Legibility and State Development 2:30pm
20 Nov	Piero Stanig (Bocconi): You Are Fired, My Lord! Experimental Evidence on Deferential Narratives and Democratic Accountability 2:30pm
23 Oct	Dominic Rohner (Geneva Graduate Institute): Who wins wars 2:30pm
16 Oct	Roundtable on the State of Democracies Today: Challenges and Paths Forward, with Susan Stokes, Massimo Morelli and Carles Boix 12:00pm
09 Oct	Jean Lacroix (Paris-Saclay): Des nôtres? The Political Effects of Hosting Internal Evacuees 2:30pm
12 Jun	Gloria Gennaro (UCL): Worker Shortages and Immigration Support 2:30pm
29 May	Paula Rettl (Harvard): SEMINAR CANCELLED! 2:30pm
22 May	John Ahlquist (UC San Diego): Welfare Capitalism on the Cheap? employee hardship funds, corporate culture, and workplace solidarity 2:30pm
15 May	Charlotte Cavaillé (UMich): Women’s Suffrage: Explaining the French Exception 2:30pm
24 Apr	Emily Sellars (Yale): The Tightrope of State Building 2:30pm
27 Mar	Sergi Martínez (EAFIT): Seats of Hope: Special Peace Districts on Political Engagement in Postwar Democracies 2:30pm
13 Mar	Daniele Caramani (Zurich/EUI): The Evolution of the Territoriality of Global Cleavages 2:30pm
27 Feb	Thomas Kurer (UZH): Can Government Policies Moderate Political Backlash to Structural Change? 2:30pm
30 Jan	Sirus Håfström Dehdari (Stockholm): Individual versus Contextual Economic Factors: Exploring Support for the Radical Right 2:30pm
16 Jan	Daniel De Kadt (LSE): The Tools of Racial Disenfranchisement: Lessons from 135,457 Individual Voter Records 2:30pm

30 Apr	David Carter (UWSTL): TBA 2:30pm
14 May	Paula Rettl (Harvard): TBA 2:30pm
28 May	Zeynep Bulutgil (UCL): TBA 2:30pm
10 Jun	Gemma Dipoppa (Columbia): TBA 2:30pm
11 Jun	Deniz Aksoy (UWSTL): TBA 2:30pm

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