JEAN BLONDEL TUESDAY SEMINARS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
During the academic year, the Centre for the Study of Political Change organizes a series of research seminars. Tuesday Seminars’ scope is not limited to a specific field or area: it is open to all social scientists and scholars who work on political science related issues from a variety of disciplines.
The Seminar provides an opportunity for both academic staff and graduate students of the CIRCaP to familiarize with the scholarly research currently undertaken in Italy and abroad. It specifically aims to enable MA and PhD students to experience at first-hand the work of researchers and the different stages of research crafting.
The current calendar of the “Jean Blondel Tuesday Seminars in Political Science” is out now! Click here.
ARCHIVE
POST 2019 EUROPEAN ELECTIONS SEMINAR
Circap Post European Elections Seminar, June 11, 2019
To have a better view of the poster click here
ARTICLES
- Article by Andrea Scavo Click here
- Article by Matti Guidi and Sergio Martini Click here
- Article by Paolo Bellucci and Fabio Serricchio Click here
- Article by Tiziano Bonini Click here
- Article by Paolo Marzi and Luca Verzichelli Click here
Jean Blondel Tuesday seminars – Academic year 2021–22 // second semester
22 March 2022 – 2.30pm
Ned Lebow (King’s College London, Department of War Studies)
The Russo-Ukrainian War and International Relations Theory [sign up here]
19 April 2022 – 2.30pm
Claudio Radaelli (School of Transnational Governance, EUI)
Do rulemaking procedures generate ‘good governance’? Lessons from the research
project Protego (Procedural Tools for Effective Governance) [sign up here]
26 April 2022 – 2.30pm
Iain McMenamin (Dublin City University)
Patterns of Political Finance: analysing the (dis)proportionality of regulations and out-comes [sign up here]
10 May 2022 – 2.30pm
Nanuli Silagadze (Åbo Akademi University)
Democratic Innovations: an Overview [sign up here]
17 May 2022 – 2.30pm
Alice Mattoni (University of Bologna)
From Social Media Platforms to Artificial Intelligence Applications. How Civil Society
Actors Employ Digital Media to Counter Corruption [sign up here]
31 May 2022 – 2.30pm
Dietlind Stolle (McGill University & EUI)
Affective polarization and its consequences for accepting democratic transgressions
across Europe TBD [sign up here]
Public opinion in Italy and Spain during the COVID-19 emergency
CIRCaP web seminar with Jordi Munoz (Universitat de Barcelona), Gianni Betti (Università di Siena), Sergio Martini (CIRCaP, Università di Siena), June 3, 2020
Tribunale Costituzionale Federale tedesco contro Banca Centrale Europea?
CIRCaP web seminar with Federico Fabbrini (Dublin City University), Manuela Moschella (Scuola Normale Superiore) and Mattia Guidi (Università di Siena), May 15, 2020.
EU responses to the COVID-19 crisis
Circap web seminar with Sabrina Cavatorto (Università di Siena), Maurizio Cotta (Università di Siena) and Mattia Guidi (Università di Siena) (02-04-2020) April 2, 2020