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Department of Political Science

As a community of students, faculty and staff, the Department of Political Science is committed to academic freedom, equal access to education and collegial self-governance. Our ultimate aim is to enable our diverse student body to become successful and influential professionals in the future social, political and academic life of their home countries.

Dec
David Fortunato

Department Seminar: How Voters Predict Coalition Bargaining Outcomes

David Fortunato
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | B421
Dec
Stojanovic

Department Seminar: Electoral discrimination against candidates belonging to minority groups: a theoretical puzzle and an empirical challenge

Nenad Stojanović
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | B-421
Nov
Fazekas

Departmental Seminar: Raising Moral Considerations: Intra-Court Bargaining and Moral Language in the European Court of Human Rights

Zoltan Fazekas
Oct
Somer-Topcu

Departmental Seminar: Message Distortion as a Campaign Strategy: Does Rival Party Distortion of Focal Party Position Affect Voters?

Zeynep Somer-Topcu
Oct
Larsen

Departmental Seminar: The Power of Political Leadership

Martin Vinæs Larsen
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | B-421
Oct
Photo: Portugal, Salvaterra de Magos, RFE Transmitting station (Fortepan)

Methodologies of Working in Cold War Archives. Facts, Values and Archival Ecologies - Workshop

Oct
Simonovits

Departmental Seminar: Communication in the aftermath of political scandals

Gabor Simonovits
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | B-421
May
Doctoral Defense -  András Gál: Rectifying and Reinforcing: Constitutional Review in Consociations

Doctoral Defense -  András Gál: Rectifying and Reinforcing: Constitutional Review in Consociations

András Gál
May
Ameni Mehrez

Online Department Seminar: Exploring Political Ideologies in the Arab World: The case of Post-Revolution Tunisia

Ameni Mehrez
May
CEU

Presentations by Probationary Doctoral Candidates in the Political Theory Track

May
CEU

Presentations by Probationary Doctoral Candidates in the Comparative Politics and Political Economy Tracks

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
May
Nancy Fraser

Rethinking Capitalism: An Expanded View

Nancy Fraser, Dorothee Bohle, Sabine Frerichs, Béla Greskovits, Marguerite Mendell, Frank Nullmeier, Carsten Q. Schneider
Apr
CEU

Online Department Seminar: What Men Want: Politicians Strategic response to Gender Quotas

Alexandra Blackman
Apr
Anil Duman

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

Anil Duman
Apr
Bozoki and Simon

Rolling Stones: Dissident Intellectuals in Politics

András Bozóki, Agnes Simon, Éva Fodor, Laszlo Bruszt
Apr
CEU

Online Department Seminar: Presentation by PhD Candidate Eszter Farkas

Eszter Farkas
Apr
16th CEU Annual Doctoral Conference via zoom 7-9 april 2021

16th Annual Doctoral Conference 2021

Mar
Mariyana Angelova

Online Department Seminar: Intra-Cabinet Conflict - a Heuristic for Government Policy Responsibility

Mariyana Angelova
Mar
Andy Guess

Online Department Seminar: Does Social Influence Shape Online Political Expression?

Andrew M. Guess
Mar
CEU Vienna

PERG lecture: Does Austerity Cause Polarization?

Evelyne Hübscher
Mar
CEU Vienna

Online Department Seminar: Who would vote NOTA? Explaining a ‘None Of The Above’ choice in eight countries

Sylvia Kritzinger
Feb
Monika Mühlböck

Online Department Seminar: Coping With Uncertainty in Representative Democracy

Monika Mühlböck
Feb
Avital Livny

Online Department Seminar: Trust and the Islamic Advantage: religious-based Movements in Turkey and the Muslim World

Avital Livny
Jan
Zsofia Barta

PERG lecture/ Zsofia Barta: Rating Politics: The Political Power of Sovereign Credit Rating Agencies over Prosperous Developed Countries

https://www.albany.edu/rockefeller/faculty/zsofia-barta