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2019 September 20 Friday

2nd POLEMO Symposium
Conference

2019 June 19 Wednesday

Comparative Populism Project - Intellectual Themes Initiative - Closing Conference
Conference

2019 May 16 Thursday

Austrian democracy and right-wing populist success: the evolution of electoral winning formulas from Haider to Kurz
David Wineroither
Departmental Seminar

2019 May 15 Wednesday

Can political speech reduce xenophobic prejudice?
Petra Schleiter
Lecture

2019 April 30 Tuesday

Three Faces of Populism: Movement, Government and Regime
Andrew Arato
Lecture

2019 April 18 Thursday

New Kremlinology: The Challenge of Understanding and Studying the Russian Political Regime
Alex Baturo, Dublin City University
Departmental Seminar

2019 April 17 Wednesday

Real-Existing Democracy and its Discontents
Philippe C. Schmitter
Lecture

2019 April 11 Thursday

What Is This Thing Called Populism?
Philippe C. Schmitter
Departmental Seminar

2019 March 25 Monday

The Political Morality of School Composition: The Case of Religious Selection
Adam Swift
Lecture

2019 March 21 Thursday

PhD prospectus workshop
Departmental Seminar

2019 March 14 Thursday

Type of Employment Contracts and Wage Differences across Gender: A Further Exploration of the Turkish Case
Anil Duman
Departmental Seminar

2019 February 21 Thursday

First Republics Revisited: Consociational Democracy in Interwar Austria and Czechoslovakia in Comparative Perspective
Dr. Philip J. Howe, Adrian College / Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Departmental Seminar

2019 February 14 Thursday

Us vs. Them Polarization as Structural Equivalence: Analyzing the Structure and Dynamics of Nationalist Appeals in Georgian Print Media Using SNA
Nino Abzianidze
Departmental Seminar

2019 January 31 Thursday

The Shape of Utility Functions and Voter Attitudes Towards Risk
Guido Tiemann
Departmental Seminar

2018 November 29 Thursday

European Integration and De-democratization in Central and Eastern Europe
Laszlo Bruszt
Departmental Seminar

2018 November 15 Thursday

A Missing Political Regime Indicator? Automated Text Analyses of Speeches by Heads of Government
Carsten Q. Schneider
Departmental Seminar

2018 October 25 Thursday

Responsiveness Without Representation: Evidence from minimum wage laws in U.S. states
Gabor Simonovits
Departmental Seminar

2018 October 18 Thursday

How Competitive Are Hungarian Parliamentary Elections? Constructing an Answer with Observational Data
Gabor Toka
Departmental Seminar

2018 October 11 Thursday

Consociational Oligarchies. A Revisionist Reading of Lijphart
Daniel Bochsler
Departmental Seminar

2018 June 06 Wednesday

Parties, Populism and Participation: Hungarian elections in a comparative perspective
Gabor Simonovits
Peter Kreko
Bojan Todosijevic
Gabor Toka
Balint Mikola
Daniel Rona
Daniel Kovarek
Bernhard Wessels
Sylvia Kritzinger
Conference

2018 June 04 Monday

Revolution Without Regime Change: the Evidence from the Post-Euromaidan Ukraine
Yuriy Matsiyevsky
Departmental Seminar

2018 June 01 Friday

Temporarily Employed and Penalized: Evidence from Turkish Labor Market
Anil Duman
Lecture

2018 May 14 Monday

Job talks for the position of Assistant Professor in Comparative Politics
Daniel Bischof
Gabor Simonovits
Martijn Schoonvelde
Monika Muhlbock
Thomas Daubler
Lecture

2018 May 10 Thursday

Political ethics of illiberal regimes
Zoltán Gábor Szűcs
Departmental Seminar

2018 April 26 Thursday

Undermining, defusing, or defending European integration? Public communication of European executives in times of EU politicization
Martijn Schoonvelde
Departmental Seminar