Activities – IPERG

PAST SEMINARS

14 Nov	Ryan Griffiths (Syracuse): Before Colonization: Nonwestern States and Systems in the Nineteenth Century 2:30pm
17 Oct	Nelson Ruiz (Essex): Not Every Cloud has a Silver Lining: Climate-Related Natural Hazards and Campaign Contributions in Colombia 2:30pm
07 Oct	Mara Squicciarini (Bocconi): Dealing with Adversity: Religiosity or Science? Evidence from the Great Influenza Pandemic 2:30pm
13 Jun	Melissa Sands (LSE): Eye, Robot: A Generative AI Approach to Measuring Subjective Assessments from Street View Images at Scale 2:30pm
11 Jun	Shanker Satyanath (NYU): Social Prestige and Political Office: Evidence from Argentina 2:30pm
30 May	Oriol Sabaté (UB): The rise of modern police forces in the United Kingdom: tracking legislative debates around police reform (1803-1945) 2:30pm
16 May	Max Schaub (Hamburg): Cultural Roots of Negative Outgroup Attitudes: Theory and Evidence from the Reactivation of Antisemitic Stereotypes in Germany (joined work with Eylem Kanol, WZB) 2:30pm
02 May	Joan Barceló (NYU-Abu Dhabi): Building Cooperation Across Ethnic Groups with Interpersonal Monetary Transfers: A Field Experiment in Post-war Liberia 2:30pm
18 Apr	Anthony M. Bertelli (IBEI): Administrative Principles and Complex Politics in Postwar Italian Law 2:30pm
04 Apr	Carissa L. Tudor (Amsterdam): Women’s Political Rights in Pre-Democratic Representative Institutions: The Case of Ecclesiastical Women in Early Modern France 2:30pm
14 Mar	Valeria Rueda (Nottingham): Becoming Political: How Marching Suffragists Facilitated Women’s Electoral Participation in England 2:30pm
07 Mar	Marie Beigelman (UB): Impact of Enslavement Conditions on Families: Evidence from the French Carribbean 2:30pm
29 Feb	Vicente Valentim (Oxford): The Normalisation of the Radical Right: A Norms Theory of Political Supply and Demand 2:30pm
15 Feb	Carl Henrik Knutsen (Oslo): Synthesizing Research through Total Model Space: The Case of Democracy and Growth 2:30pm
01 Feb	Macarena Ares (UB): A life course approach to political preference formation across social classes 2:30pm
25 Jan	Margit Tavits (Washington University in St.Louis): Women and Men Politicians’ Response to War: Evidence from Ukraine 2:30pm
18 Jan	Asya Magazinnik (Hertie School in Berlin): Constructing Constituencies: A Simulation-Based Approach for Evaluating How Electoral Maps Can Promote Minority Representation 2:30pm
16 Nov	Daniel Kselman (IE, Madrid): Political Geography, Party Unity, and Polarization 2:30pm
02 Nov	Miriam A. Golden (EUI): Effects on Reelection Rates of the Introduction of Merit Civil Service Appointments in U.S. States 2:30pm
19 Oct	Miriam Venturini (ZURICH): The Imperfect Union: Labor Racketeering, Corruption Exposure, and Its Consequences 2:30pm

28 Nov	Ignacio Jurado (UC3M): Losers’ Consent in Polarized Elections: Experimental and Panel Evidence 2:30pm
16 Jan	Daniel De Kadt (LSE): TBA 2:30pm
30 Jan	Sirus Håfström Dehdari (Stockholm): TBA 2:30pm
27 Feb	Thomas Kurer (UZH): TBA 2:30pm
13 Mar	Daniele Caramani (Zurich/EUI): TBA 2:30pm
24 Apr	Emily Sellars (Yale): TBA 2:30pm
15 May	Charlotte Cavaillé (UMich): TBA 2:30pm
22 May	John Ahlquist (UC San Diego): TBA 2:30pm
29 May	Paula Rettl (Harvard): TBA 2:30pm
12 Jun	Gloria Gennaro (UCL): TBA 2:30pm

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