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We're sharing an early holiday present - a lovely list of incredibly talented and accomplished speakers for our spring edition of the CP Seminar Series @pol_LU. Thanks to @AgustinGoenaga and @KajsaHansson for putting it all together and to the fantastic presenters! 👇🏼
TIA presenters Minahil Malik, Jesper Svensson, @saorhan , @JanRovny, Michal Grahn, @Bjornstjerna , and @ProfJaneGreen!
The CP Group @pol_LU is stoked to welcome HPE expert @bengtssonz to our seminar series today! He will present his cool study on the electoral consequences of historical land inequality. Open to public! @jon_polk @HannaEBack @AgustinGoenaga @RoKlemmensen @FloriSoPoliSci
Exciting events going on at the CP group
@pol_LU this week! Today we have the amazing
@r_dassonneville presenting her timely book on group-based cross-pressure and electoral volatility! Open to public! Thanks @jon_polk and Alex Ryan for organizing!
Today, we have the pleasure of welcoming @zethisaksson to discuss his very interesting and timely research on local elites and rural conflicts at noon! Open to public! @HannaEBack @RoKlemmensen @jon_polk @AgustinGoenaga @annikafreden
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From our new issue: "Instrumentally Inclusive: The Political Psychology of Homonationalism" by Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte and Alberto López Ortega. #ASPRNewIssue
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A nice review of the quickly-expanding comparative research on affective polarization -- including comments from Jim Adams on our work (with @Rwillh11) on how types of ideological disputes and economic circumstances relate to partisan dislike.
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E-pub day is tomorrow (8/27 – hard copy still 9/25). Roots of Polarization argues that contemporary polarization on “culture war” issues like abortion and gun control in the 1970s-1980s was molded by the racial realignment of the 1960s.
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From our new issue: "International Rewards for Gender Equality Reforms in Autocracies" by Sarah Bush (@sarahsunnbush), Daniela Donno (@donnodaniela), and Pär Zetterberg (@zetterberg_par) #ASPRNewIssue.
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📢 We are hiring a senior scholar for the Maurice Falk Professorship of Politics. Open to sub-field, methodological approach and regional expertise. More information--cfopitt.taleo.net/careersect…. Come join a great department! @PittTweet @PittPolSci
Our own @HannaEBack has a new article out on government ideology and labor policy reforms with @MeBergman2 and Wolfgang C. Müller! Check it out!! 👀 @jon_polk @RoKlemmensen @AgustinGoenaga
Ever since I started graduate school it has been my dream to publish in @jepp_journal. It's been quite the journey, but now I, WCM, and @HannaEBack have done so. We explore connections between government ideology and labour policy reforms tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Join us for an exciting seminar series this fall! Political behavior, identity politics, gender, foreign aid...that's comparative politics @pol_LU !
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