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Parental leave take-up in a segmented labor market: Evidence from the Spanish reforms of paternity leave

June 28, 2023 11:30
Danislava Milkova Marinova (Universitat…
03/07/2023/by Marta Vallvé

Ten Thousand Years of Patriarchy!

June 14, 2023 12:00
Alice Evans (King’s College London)
UAB…
03/07/2023/by Marta Vallvé

What drives social intolerance? Evidence from conjoint experiments in five multiparty systems

May 16, 2023 13:00
Josep Maria Comelles (Universitat Autònoma…
03/07/2023/by Marta Vallvé

TBA

April 19, 2023 13:00
Bruno Castanho Silva (University of Cologne)
Discussant:…
30/01/2023/by Marta Vallvé

Gendered Policy Making? Access of female MPs to legislative committees in German State Legislatures

March 14, 2023 13:00
Verena Fetscher (University of Hamburg)
Discussant:…
30/01/2023/by Marta Vallvé

Mental Health and Political Participation

Nov 15, 2022 13:00
Luca Bernardi (University of Liverpool)
Discussant:…
08/11/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Ethnic Conflict, Polarization, and Foot Voting

Feb 7, 2023 13:00
Jordi Mas (UOC)
Discussant: Dani Balinhas
UAB…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

White Men Are The Victims’: Radical Right Voter’s Perceptions of Societal Power Structures

Jan 10, 2023 13:00
Gefjon Off (Gothenburg)
Discussant: Dani…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

The Political Consequences of Sexual Violence

Dec 20, 2022 13:00
Leire Rincón (UAB) and Alberto Ortega (UV…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Left Populism: An Opportunity for Feminist Politics?

Nov 8, 2022 13:00
Paloma Caravantes González (UCM/IBEI)
Discussant:…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

The Loser’s Consent in Polarized Times: Experimental Evidence

Oct 25, 2022 13:00
Jordi Muñoz (UB), Marc Guinjoan (UOC), Albert…
13/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Citizens’ evaluation of the EU and the national government. Still a zero-sum dy- namic?

May 30, 2022 13:00
Roberto Pannico (UB)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
28/04/2022/by Marta Vallvé

The real-world consequences of online incivity: A cross-national perspective

May 9, 2022 13:00
Laia Castro (UIC / UZH)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
28/04/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Autocratic Revolving Doors- Which elites make a democratic comeback?

June 13, 2022 13:00
Roman-Gabriel Olar (Dublin City University)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
01/04/2022/by Daniel Baliñas Pérez

Refining the “winners” and “losers” of globalization

April 20, 2022 13:00
Sally Bonsall (University of Virginia)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
01/04/2022/by Daniel Baliñas Pérez

Call for applications: a Post-doc and a PhD candidate position in ERC project on the Trade-offs of democracy

The Department of Political Science at the Autonomous University…
16/03/2022/by Daniel Baliñas Pérez

Does gender parity foster collaboration? Examining gender homophily trends in scientific publications, 1980-2019

Margarita Torre (UC3M)
May 2, 2022 13:00
UAB - Sala de Juntes
07/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

Longer paternity leaves, fairer labor markets? A survey questionnaire proposal

Dani Marinova (UAB)
March 28, 2022 13:00
UAB - Sala de Reunions (B3B/199)
07/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

Do Financial or social remittances influence political perception? An experimental design proposal

Laurence Go (UAB)
March 14, 2022 13:00
UAB - Sala de Juntes
07/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

The Effect of Accumulated Losses on Perceptions of Legitimacy

Lala Muradova (Dublin City University)
March 3, 2022 13:00
UAB - Aula 10 (B1/029)
02/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

Family, gender norms and social class: The political incorporation of women in Sweden (1921-1960)

Jordi Muñoz (UB)
21st april 13:00h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams 
16/04/2021/by admin

COVID-19 and affective polarization. A Spanish cautionary tale

Carol Galais (UAB) and Daniel Balinhas (UAB)
7th april 13:00h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
06/04/2021/by admin

Studying the ethnic gap in geopolitical preferences in the Association Agreement countries. Evidence from Georgia (2015-2019).

Ángel Torres (UAB)
8th march 13:00h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
04/03/2021/by admin

If you are going to talk like that I don’t want to participate. Experimental evidence on the effects of debate on political inequalities

Berta Barbet
february 15:30h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
22/02/2021/by admin

Seminar calendar: Spring 2021

SEMINAR LIST OF SESSIONS- SPRING 2021
February 26, 2021 15:30
Berta…
10/02/2021/by admin

PRR parties’ success and political correctness. A Spanish tale about symbolic effects.

Carol Galais (UAB) and Juan Pérez-Rajó (UAB)
14th january 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
11/01/2021/by admin

It’s not what they defend, it’s how the defend it: The relationship between partisan, ideological and emotional polarization in the Catalan context

Berta Barbet (UAB)
17th december, 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
09/12/2020/by admin

Did Female Suffrage bolster Conservative Support? The case of the Spanish Second Republic (1931-1939)

Toni Rodón (UPF)
3rd december, 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
01/12/2020/by admin

Motivated reasoning, prior beliefs, and evidence in the politics of welfare reform

Leire Rincón (UB)
13th november, 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
11/11/2020/by admin

Seminar calendar: Fall 2020

SEMINAR LIST OF SESSIONS- FALL 2020
November 13, 2020 13:00
Leire…
05/11/2020/by admin

Carol Galais winner of the Robert M. Worcester Price for the best paper by World Association of Public Opinion Research

Carol Galais, member of the group, is the winner jointly with…
12/10/2020/by admin

An experimental test of the economic vote: impact, asymmetry and conditionality

Roberto Pannico (ICS-Lisboa)
9th of July, 16:00h
Zoom meeting
06/07/2020/by admin

Timing partisanship: stability, strength and sway of party identification with new parties

Eva Anduiza (UAB) i Roberto Pannico (ICS-Lisboa)
3th of June, 17:00h
Zoom meeting
02/06/2020/by admin

Political and Sex Bias in Judicial Decisions: A Natural Experiment

Joan-Josep Vallbé (UB)

14th of February, 13:00h, Sala Anexa de…
11/02/2020/by admin

Seminar calendar: Spring 2020

SEMINAR LIST OF SESSIONS- WINTER/SPRING 2020
January 16, 2020…
21/01/2020/by admin

Looking the other way? Selective media exposure and the electoral punishment of corruption. Experimental design and analysis plan

Macarena Ares (UZH), Sofia Breitenstein (UAB) and Enrique Hernández (UAB)
24th of January, 13:00h
Sala de Juntes de la Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB.
21/01/2020/by admin

Latest Publications

Populist radical right-wing parties and the assault on political correctness: The impact of Vox in Spain

New article by Carol Galais and Juan Pérez-Rajó in International Political Science Review. The significant rise in the number of populist radical right (PRR) parties has not been accompanied by a parallel interest in the consequences that these parties may have on public opinion. The limited range of attitudes that the literature has considered so […]

I want to believe: The relationship between conspiratorial beliefs and populist attitudes in Spain

New article by Marc Guinjoan and Carol Galais in Electoral Studies. While research on the relationship between conspiratorial beliefs and populist attitudes has expanded over the years, concerns about causality in said relationship have not been successfully addressed. This research uses a two-pronged methodology combining observational and experimental data to put to empirical test the […]

‘It’s a match!’: a discrete choice experiment on job attractiveness for public service jobs

New article by Guillem Ripoll, Xavier Ballart, Enrique Hernández and Wouter Vandenabeele in Public Management Review. What makes public service jobs attractive to citizens? We address this question by studying several attributes simultaneously, categorizing the signals sent by each attribute as instrumental or symbolic, and clarifying the role of PSM. Using a conjoint experiment on […]

Survey Data and Methods for the Study of Political Participation

New chapter by Eva Anduiza and Raül Tormos in Oxford Handbook of Political Participation, Oxford: Oxford University Press. The Oxford Handbook of Political Participation provides the first comprehensive, up-to-date treatment of political participation in all its varied forms, investigates a wide range of topics in the field from both a theoretical and methodological perspective, and covers […]

Are Highly Public Service–Motivated Individuals Immune to Common Causes of Unethical Behavior? Calibrating the Moderating Role of Group Pressure and Competition for Economic Resources

New article by Guillem Ripoll, Enrique Hernández and Xavier Ballart in Public Performance & Management Review. Previous research has neglected the moderating role of the environment in studying the negative effect of public service motivation (PSM) on unethical behavior. This article investigates whether this effect prevails under group pressure and competition for economic resources. Moreover, […]

The Personality Divide Between Citizens and Politicians: The Case of the Four Largest Spanish Parties

New article by Carol Galais and Xavier Coller in Parliamentary Affairs. Despite the alleged increasing importance given to politicians’ personalities, the similarities and differences between citizens and politicians regarding their personality traits have been insufficiently studied. This research analyses the personality similarities and differences between citizens and politicians in Spain across party allegiances and ideologies. […]

Sexism and the Far-Right Vote: The Individual Dynamics of Gender Backlash

New article by Eva Anduiza and Guillem Rico in American Journal of Political Science. This article contends that sexism plays a fundamental role in the electoral rise of the far right, both as a predis-position and as a changing attitude. Using panel data from Spain, we show that modern sexism is indeed among the mostimportant […]

Do they really care? Social desirability bias in attitudes towards corruption

New article by Sofia Breitenstein, Eva Anduiza, and Jordi Muñoz published in Research & Politics. Direct estimates based on election returns show that corruption is mildly punished at the polls. A large majority of survey respondents, however, often tend to state that they do not like corruption and will not support corrupt politicians. This has […]

Evaluating the Unequal Economy: Poverty Risk, Economic Indicators, and the Perception Gap

New article by Timothy Hellwig and Dani M Marinova published in Political Research Quarterly How do citizens form evaluations of the economy? Defining features of advanced capitalism like income inequality and labor market dualization present a challenge for assessing the health of the economy based on a small set of macroeconomic indicators. This is particularly […]

The Ideological Slant of COVID-19-Related Conspiracies. A New Niche for the Far-Right?

New article by Carol Galais and Marc Guinjoan published at Journal of Representative Democracy What makes believers in COVID-19-related conspiratorial stories different from the usual conspiracy theorists? To date, evidence on conspiratorial beliefs about COVID-19 is scant and it focuses on only a few countries. Moreover, it overlooks political and ideological factors, which might well […]

On time and meaningful partisanship: Stability, strength, and sway of attachment to new parties

New article by Roberto Pannico and Eva Anduiza published at Party Politics New parties pose a challenge to the claim that time is an essential element in the construction of partisanship. By definition, new parties have not been around for much time, so the opportunities for the construction of meaningful attachments could be considered limited. […]

The long-lasting effects of citizenship education

New paper by Enrique Hernández and Carol Galais published at West European Politics Both policymakers and scholars disagree about the effects and suitability of citizenship education standalone courses. Extant evidence about their effects is mixed and inconclusive. This article exploits the discontinuities generated by changes in Spanish education policies to identify the long-term effects of […]

Testing the input-process-output model of public participation

New article by Carol Galais and others published at European Journal of Political Research The characteristics of participatory institutions can be articulated in three main dimensions: input, process and output. The common assumption is that a dependency relationship exists, with process serving as a mediator between input and output. This paper puts the model to […]

Institutional Performance and Party Cues: Their Influence on Individual Geopolitical Preferences. The Case of Moldova (2012-2019)

New article by Angel Torres published at Problems of Post-Communism This paper examines the relationship between institutional trust and party cues, and individual geopolitical preferences in Moldova. Based on the idea that deciding whether to join either the EU or the EAEU is a complex decision, I argue that the use of national proxies could […]

Latest Publications

Populist radical right-wing parties and the assault on political correctness: The impact of Vox in Spain

New article by Carol Galais and Juan Pérez-Rajó in International Political Science Review. The significant rise in the number of populist radical right (PRR) parties has not been accompanied by a parallel interest in the consequences that these parties may have on public opinion. The limited range of attitudes that the literature has considered so […]

I want to believe: The relationship between conspiratorial beliefs and populist attitudes in Spain

New article by Marc Guinjoan and Carol Galais in Electoral Studies. While research on the relationship between conspiratorial beliefs and populist attitudes has expanded over the years, concerns about causality in said relationship have not been successfully addressed. This research uses a two-pronged methodology combining observational and experimental data to put to empirical test the […]

‘It’s a match!’: a discrete choice experiment on job attractiveness for public service jobs

New article by Guillem Ripoll, Xavier Ballart, Enrique Hernández and Wouter Vandenabeele in Public Management Review. What makes public service jobs attractive to citizens? We address this question by studying several attributes simultaneously, categorizing the signals sent by each attribute as instrumental or symbolic, and clarifying the role of PSM. Using a conjoint experiment on […]

Survey Data and Methods for the Study of Political Participation

New chapter by Eva Anduiza and Raül Tormos in Oxford Handbook of Political Participation, Oxford: Oxford University Press. The Oxford Handbook of Political Participation provides the first comprehensive, up-to-date treatment of political participation in all its varied forms, investigates a wide range of topics in the field from both a theoretical and methodological perspective, and covers […]

Are Highly Public Service–Motivated Individuals Immune to Common Causes of Unethical Behavior? Calibrating the Moderating Role of Group Pressure and Competition for Economic Resources

New article by Guillem Ripoll, Enrique Hernández and Xavier Ballart in Public Performance & Management Review. Previous research has neglected the moderating role of the environment in studying the negative effect of public service motivation (PSM) on unethical behavior. This article investigates whether this effect prevails under group pressure and competition for economic resources. Moreover, […]

The Personality Divide Between Citizens and Politicians: The Case of the Four Largest Spanish Parties

New article by Carol Galais and Xavier Coller in Parliamentary Affairs. Despite the alleged increasing importance given to politicians’ personalities, the similarities and differences between citizens and politicians regarding their personality traits have been insufficiently studied. This research analyses the personality similarities and differences between citizens and politicians in Spain across party allegiances and ideologies. […]

Sexism and the Far-Right Vote: The Individual Dynamics of Gender Backlash

New article by Eva Anduiza and Guillem Rico in American Journal of Political Science. This article contends that sexism plays a fundamental role in the electoral rise of the far right, both as a predis-position and as a changing attitude. Using panel data from Spain, we show that modern sexism is indeed among the mostimportant […]

Do they really care? Social desirability bias in attitudes towards corruption

New article by Sofia Breitenstein, Eva Anduiza, and Jordi Muñoz published in Research & Politics. Direct estimates based on election returns show that corruption is mildly punished at the polls. A large majority of survey respondents, however, often tend to state that they do not like corruption and will not support corrupt politicians. This has […]

Evaluating the Unequal Economy: Poverty Risk, Economic Indicators, and the Perception Gap

New article by Timothy Hellwig and Dani M Marinova published in Political Research Quarterly How do citizens form evaluations of the economy? Defining features of advanced capitalism like income inequality and labor market dualization present a challenge for assessing the health of the economy based on a small set of macroeconomic indicators. This is particularly […]

The Ideological Slant of COVID-19-Related Conspiracies. A New Niche for the Far-Right?

New article by Carol Galais and Marc Guinjoan published at Journal of Representative Democracy What makes believers in COVID-19-related conspiratorial stories different from the usual conspiracy theorists? To date, evidence on conspiratorial beliefs about COVID-19 is scant and it focuses on only a few countries. Moreover, it overlooks political and ideological factors, which might well […]

On time and meaningful partisanship: Stability, strength, and sway of attachment to new parties

New article by Roberto Pannico and Eva Anduiza published at Party Politics New parties pose a challenge to the claim that time is an essential element in the construction of partisanship. By definition, new parties have not been around for much time, so the opportunities for the construction of meaningful attachments could be considered limited. […]

The long-lasting effects of citizenship education

New paper by Enrique Hernández and Carol Galais published at West European Politics Both policymakers and scholars disagree about the effects and suitability of citizenship education standalone courses. Extant evidence about their effects is mixed and inconclusive. This article exploits the discontinuities generated by changes in Spanish education policies to identify the long-term effects of […]

Testing the input-process-output model of public participation

New article by Carol Galais and others published at European Journal of Political Research The characteristics of participatory institutions can be articulated in three main dimensions: input, process and output. The common assumption is that a dependency relationship exists, with process serving as a mediator between input and output. This paper puts the model to […]

Institutional Performance and Party Cues: Their Influence on Individual Geopolitical Preferences. The Case of Moldova (2012-2019)

New article by Angel Torres published at Problems of Post-Communism This paper examines the relationship between institutional trust and party cues, and individual geopolitical preferences in Moldova. Based on the idea that deciding whether to join either the EU or the EAEU is a complex decision, I argue that the use of national proxies could […]

Forthcoming seminars and events

News

Parental leave take-up in a segmented labor market: Evidence from the Spanish reforms of paternity leave

June 28, 2023 11:30
Danislava Milkova Marinova (Universitat…
03/07/2023/by Marta Vallvé

Ten Thousand Years of Patriarchy!

June 14, 2023 12:00
Alice Evans (King’s College London)
UAB…
03/07/2023/by Marta Vallvé

What drives social intolerance? Evidence from conjoint experiments in five multiparty systems

May 16, 2023 13:00
Josep Maria Comelles (Universitat Autònoma…
03/07/2023/by Marta Vallvé

TBA

April 19, 2023 13:00
Bruno Castanho Silva (University of Cologne)
Discussant:…
30/01/2023/by Marta Vallvé

Gendered Policy Making? Access of female MPs to legislative committees in German State Legislatures

March 14, 2023 13:00
Verena Fetscher (University of Hamburg)
Discussant:…
30/01/2023/by Marta Vallvé

Mental Health and Political Participation

Nov 15, 2022 13:00
Luca Bernardi (University of Liverpool)
Discussant:…
08/11/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Ethnic Conflict, Polarization, and Foot Voting

Feb 7, 2023 13:00
Jordi Mas (UOC)
Discussant: Dani Balinhas
UAB…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

White Men Are The Victims’: Radical Right Voter’s Perceptions of Societal Power Structures

Jan 10, 2023 13:00
Gefjon Off (Gothenburg)
Discussant: Dani…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

The Political Consequences of Sexual Violence

Dec 20, 2022 13:00
Leire Rincón (UAB) and Alberto Ortega (UV…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Left Populism: An Opportunity for Feminist Politics?

Nov 8, 2022 13:00
Paloma Caravantes González (UCM/IBEI)
Discussant:…
20/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

The Loser’s Consent in Polarized Times: Experimental Evidence

Oct 25, 2022 13:00
Jordi Muñoz (UB), Marc Guinjoan (UOC), Albert…
13/10/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Citizens’ evaluation of the EU and the national government. Still a zero-sum dy- namic?

May 30, 2022 13:00
Roberto Pannico (UB)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
28/04/2022/by Marta Vallvé

The real-world consequences of online incivity: A cross-national perspective

May 9, 2022 13:00
Laia Castro (UIC / UZH)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
28/04/2022/by Marta Vallvé

Autocratic Revolving Doors- Which elites make a democratic comeback?

June 13, 2022 13:00
Roman-Gabriel Olar (Dublin City University)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
01/04/2022/by Daniel Baliñas Pérez

Refining the “winners” and “losers” of globalization

April 20, 2022 13:00
Sally Bonsall (University of Virginia)
UAB - Sala de Juntes
01/04/2022/by Daniel Baliñas Pérez

Call for applications: a Post-doc and a PhD candidate position in ERC project on the Trade-offs of democracy

The Department of Political Science at the Autonomous University…
16/03/2022/by Daniel Baliñas Pérez

Does gender parity foster collaboration? Examining gender homophily trends in scientific publications, 1980-2019

Margarita Torre (UC3M)
May 2, 2022 13:00
UAB - Sala de Juntes
07/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

Longer paternity leaves, fairer labor markets? A survey questionnaire proposal

Dani Marinova (UAB)
March 28, 2022 13:00
UAB - Sala de Reunions (B3B/199)
07/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

Do Financial or social remittances influence political perception? An experimental design proposal

Laurence Go (UAB)
March 14, 2022 13:00
UAB - Sala de Juntes
07/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

The Effect of Accumulated Losses on Perceptions of Legitimacy

Lala Muradova (Dublin City University)
March 3, 2022 13:00
UAB - Aula 10 (B1/029)
02/03/2022/by Riccardo Piattelli

Family, gender norms and social class: The political incorporation of women in Sweden (1921-1960)

Jordi Muñoz (UB)
21st april 13:00h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams 
16/04/2021/by admin

COVID-19 and affective polarization. A Spanish cautionary tale

Carol Galais (UAB) and Daniel Balinhas (UAB)
7th april 13:00h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
06/04/2021/by admin

Studying the ethnic gap in geopolitical preferences in the Association Agreement countries. Evidence from Georgia (2015-2019).

Ángel Torres (UAB)
8th march 13:00h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
04/03/2021/by admin

If you are going to talk like that I don’t want to participate. Experimental evidence on the effects of debate on political inequalities

Berta Barbet
february 15:30h
Sala de Juntes Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
22/02/2021/by admin

Seminar calendar: Spring 2021

SEMINAR LIST OF SESSIONS- SPRING 2021
February 26, 2021 15:30
Berta…
10/02/2021/by admin

PRR parties’ success and political correctness. A Spanish tale about symbolic effects.

Carol Galais (UAB) and Juan Pérez-Rajó (UAB)
14th january 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
11/01/2021/by admin

It’s not what they defend, it’s how the defend it: The relationship between partisan, ideological and emotional polarization in the Catalan context

Berta Barbet (UAB)
17th december, 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
09/12/2020/by admin

Did Female Suffrage bolster Conservative Support? The case of the Spanish Second Republic (1931-1939)

Toni Rodón (UPF)
3rd december, 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
01/12/2020/by admin

Motivated reasoning, prior beliefs, and evidence in the politics of welfare reform

Leire Rincón (UB)
13th november, 13:00h
Aula 8 Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB or Teams
11/11/2020/by admin

Seminar calendar: Fall 2020

SEMINAR LIST OF SESSIONS- FALL 2020
November 13, 2020 13:00
Leire…
05/11/2020/by admin

Carol Galais winner of the Robert M. Worcester Price for the best paper by World Association of Public Opinion Research

Carol Galais, member of the group, is the winner jointly with…
12/10/2020/by admin

An experimental test of the economic vote: impact, asymmetry and conditionality

Roberto Pannico (ICS-Lisboa)
9th of July, 16:00h
Zoom meeting
06/07/2020/by admin

Timing partisanship: stability, strength and sway of party identification with new parties

Eva Anduiza (UAB) i Roberto Pannico (ICS-Lisboa)
3th of June, 17:00h
Zoom meeting
02/06/2020/by admin

Political and Sex Bias in Judicial Decisions: A Natural Experiment

Joan-Josep Vallbé (UB)

14th of February, 13:00h, Sala Anexa de…
11/02/2020/by admin

Seminar calendar: Spring 2020

SEMINAR LIST OF SESSIONS- WINTER/SPRING 2020
January 16, 2020…
21/01/2020/by admin

Looking the other way? Selective media exposure and the electoral punishment of corruption. Experimental design and analysis plan

Macarena Ares (UZH), Sofia Breitenstein (UAB) and Enrique Hernández (UAB)
24th of January, 13:00h
Sala de Juntes de la Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia de la UAB.
21/01/2020/by admin