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Political Economy Research Group

The mission of the Political Economy Research Group is to foster collaborative research among the CEU faculty and students working in the area of political economy in general and in the field of varieties of transnational capitalisms in particular.

Dec
PERG Lecture/ Constituency Interests, Trade Competitiveness, and Legislators' Attitudes Towards Trade Agreements

PERG Lecture/ Constituency Interests, Trade Competitiveness, and Legislators' Attitudes Towards Trade Agreements

Andreas Dür
Nov
PERG Lecture/ When Controls are Out of Control: Graphical Theory Building for Political Science

PERG Lecture/ When Controls are Out of Control: Graphical Theory Building for Political Science

Akisato Suzuki
Off-campus
Nov
PERG Workshop/ Introduction to Ggplot2 and Data Visualization in R

PERG Workshop/ Introduction to Ggplot2 and Data Visualization in R

Akos Mate
Oct
PERG Lecture/ Varieties of Authoritarian Capitalisms? The Covid-19 Response of Eastern Europe's Right-Wing Nationalists

PERG Lecture/ Varieties of Authoritarian Capitalisms? The Covid-19 Response of Eastern Europe's Right-Wing Nationalists

Dorothee Bohle
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | D001
Oct
poster of the lecture by alumnus Zbigniew Truchlewski

PERG Lecture/ The Political Geography of Austerity

Zbigniew Truchlewski
Sep
PERG Lecture/ Dóra Piroska: Financial Nationalism and Democracy: Evaluating Financial Nationalism in the Light of Post-crisis Theories of Financial Power in Hungary

PERG Lecture/ Financial Nationalism and Democracy: Evaluating Financial Nationalism in the Light of Post-crisis Theories of Financial Power in Hungary

Dóra Piroska
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | Auditorium
May
CEU

The Volatility Curse: Exogenous Shocks and Representation in Resource-Rich Democracies

Daniela Campello
May
Thomas Ferguson, Professor Emeritus at the University of Massachusetts, Boston

PERG lecture: The 2020 U.S. Elections: A First Analysis/ Thomas Ferguson

Thomas Ferguson
Apr
Anil Duman

Online Department Seminar: Closing the gaps: the positive effects of welfare inclusion on immigrants’ labor market integration

Anil Duman
Mar
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Stimulant or depressant? Resource-related income shocks and conflict

Sarah Langlotz
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 101
Mar
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What do we want? And when do we want it? Alternative objectives and their implications for experimental design

Maximilian Kasy
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 101
Feb
Pamela Campa

Pamela Campa "Gender and Political Coalitions"

Pamela Campa
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 101
Feb
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Variety of Local Governance in Russia: Do Autocracies Serve People's Interests?

MARGARITA ZAVADSKAYA
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 101
Jan
KASPER VAGLE

Settlements in Corporate Bribery Cases: The Illusion of Choice

Kasper Vagle
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 101
Jan
The human security implications of IMF program

The human security implications of IMF programs

Bernhard Reinsberg
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 101
Jan
The Political Economy of the European Union

The Political Economy of the European Union

Jan Vogler
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | D-002 Tiered
Dec
David Szakonyi, Assistant Professor of Political Science

Candidate Filtering: The Strategic Use of Electoral Fraud in Russia

David Szakonyi
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 101
Nov
Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations

Conflict and Trust in Institutions in a Closed Autocracy: Evidence from Sudan

Caitlin Brown, Cristina Corduneanu-Huci
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 203
Nov
Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations

The Political Consequences of Gentrification: Evidence from the 2011 London Riots

Gabriel Leon
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 105
Nov
PERG

The Refugee’s Dilemma: Evidence from Jewish Outmigration from Nazi Germany

Seyhun Orcan Sakalli
Oct
Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations

Security Transitions

Oliver Vanden Eynde
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 104
Oct
Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations

Quantifying Dynamic Responsiveness: Evidence from Minimum Wage Laws

Gabor Simonovits
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 104