Seminars in Politics and Society
Seminars in Politics and Society
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Michel André Maréchal (University of Zurich)
"Civic Honesty Around the Globe"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Anselm Hager (Humboldt University of Berlin)
"Protestant Missionaries and Social Capital: Experimental Evidence from South Sudan"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Economics, Seminars in Politics and Society Samuel Bazzi (Boston University)
"Deterring Illegal Entry: Migrant Sanctions and Recidivism in Border Apprehensions"
jointly organised by Centro Studi Luca d’Agliano and Collegio Carlo Alberto within the Migration Observatory
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society “Crises of democracy”
A graduate workshop with Adam Przeworski
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Ozan Aksoy (University College London)
"Some causes and consequences of Turkey’s political Islam: three natural experiments"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Dan Breznitz (University of Toronto)
"Innovation Agencies: Pragmatism, Strategic Logic and the Political Economy of Success"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Kathleen Gerson (New York University) and Jerry Jacobs (University of Pennsylvania)
Department of Cultures, Politics and Society Lungo Dora Siena, 100"Work and Family, the New Challenges: Insights from Familialist and Liberal Welfare Regimes"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Sergio Lo Iacono (European University Institute)
"The effect of trusting and trustworthy environments on the provision of public goods"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Agnieszka Wykowska (Italian Institute for Technology, Genova)
"Social cognition in human-robot interaction"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Marco Tosi (Collegio Carlo Alberto)
"Boomerang Kids and Parents’ Well-Being: Adaptation, Stressors and Social Norms"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Lucas Ronconi (Centro de Investigación y Acción Social (CIAS))
"From citizens' rights to civic responsibilities"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Jennifer Hook (University of Southern California – WZB Berlin)
"Explaining Women’s Employment Trajectories across Countries, 1992-2016: What Matters and for Whom?"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Myra Hamilton (University of New South Wales)
"Migration regulation, grandparent childcare and transnational family life in Australia and Canada"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Petteri Eerola (University of Tampere | UTA · School of Social Sciences and Humanities)
“Ordinary” and “Diverse” Families? Two Discourses on Family by Finnish Childcare Administrators
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Francesca Giardini (ICS/University of Groningen)
"Gossip, reputation and sustainable cooperation"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Sarah Carol (University of Cologne)
"Sex composition of children: Evidence from Germany"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society CANCELLED: Ludovica Gambaro (DIW Berlin – German Institute for Economic Research)
"Early childhood care services and refugee children: Differences in attendance and consequences for integration"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Sönke Matthewes (WZB Berlin, DIW Berlin & Freie Universität Berlin)
"De-Tracking at the Margin – A County-Level Difference-in-Differences Analysis of Comprehensive Schools in Germany"
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Annabelle Berthiaume (McGill University, Montreal, Canada)
"The "Activation" Funnel: Mother's Involvement in Anti-Poverty Intervention in the Era of Social Investment" Abstract How anti-poverty interventions are involving mothers ? Recent redefinition of policies and programs in the social sector has been concomitant with a reconfiguration of responsibilities and responses to poverty from the state, the private sector, community organizations, families and individuals.…
[Academic Events] Seminars in Politics and Society Fabien Accominotti (London School of Economics)
How the Reification of Merit Breeds Inequality: Theory and Experimental Evidence Abstract: In a variety of social contexts, measuring merit and performance are crucial steps toward enforcing meritocratic ideals. At the same time, workable measures are bound to obfuscate the fuzziness and ambiguity of merit, i.e. to reify performance into an artificially crisp and clear-cut…