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Comparative Politics Research Group

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The Comparative Politics Research Group covers all major research areas in the field, including institutions, democracy and political development, parties and voting behavior, political economy, political psychology, public opinion, and public policy.

We specialize in the politics of OECD countries, but many of us also do research on Eastern Europe, Latin America, and other regions. In recent years, we have developed strong research environments on the study of parties and party systems, polarization and radicalization, and historical political economy.

Robert Klemmensen and Florence So

 

‘INSTITUTIONAL DETERMINANTS OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS’ CLAIM-MAKING AND TACTICS: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM PERU’ – Agnes Cornell, University of Gothenburg 

TBA (Co-Sponsored by the Political Psychology Research Group) – Kristina Jessen Hansen, Aalborg University

‘MESSAGES MATTER: HOW GENDER CAMPAIGNS AFFECT VOTERS’ WILLINGNESS TO VOTE FOR WOMEN’ – Merete Bech Seeberg, Aarhus University

‘RIOT IN THE PARTY? VOTER REGISTRATIONS IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE JANUARY 6, 2021 CAPITOL INSURRECTION’ – Dan Smith, University of Florida

‘MONOPOLIZING VIOLENCE: STATE FORMATION IN MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN EUROPE’ – Christoffer Cappelen, University of Copenhagen

‘WHAT IS LEFT-RIGHT IN THE MINDS OF VOTERS? AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS’ – Seonghui Lee, University of Essex

‘WELFARE STATE EXPANSION FROM A DELIBERATIVE SYSTEMS APPROACH: A MIXED-METHOD ANALYSIS OF PARADIGMATIC REFORMS’ – Moira Nelson, Lund University

‘GOVERNMENT IDEOLOGY AND GENDER EQUALITY IN PUBLIC SECTOR PROMOTIONS’ – Benjamin Egerod, University of Copenhagen

‘PATHS TO POWER: A NEW DATASET ON THE SOCIAL PROFILE OF GOVERNMENTS’ – Jacob Nyrup, University of Oslo

Comparative Politics Research Group: “Who Polarizes Parliament? Partisan Hostility in Norwegian Legislative Debates” – Maiken Røed

27 September 2022 12:00 to 13:00 | Research group meeting

Comparative Politics Research Group – Gefjon Off (University of Gothenburg)

11 October 2022 12:00 to 13:00 | Research group meeting

Comparative Politics Research Group – Johan Hellström (Umeå University)

25 October 2022 12:00 to 13:00 | Research group meeting

Cancelled: Comparative Politics Research Group – Moira Nelson

8 November 2022 12:00 to 13:00 | Research group meeting

Comparative Politics Research Group – Andrej Kokkonen (University of Gothenburg)

22 November 2022 12:00 to 13:00 | Research group meeting

Research Group Seminars

Link to the calendar for the research groups' meetings.

Seminars Spring 2023

Comparative Politics Program Spring 2023, illustration.
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