
Fake News, Public Assemblage, and the Cultural Cyclorama of Political Life
SPS Webinar - 27 April 2021, h. 11.00 a.m., platform ZOOM. Speaker: Chris W Anderson (School of Media and Communication - University of Leeds)

Governing Migration beyond the State: Europe, North America, South America and Southeast Asia in a Global Context
NASP International and Interdisciplinary Webinar - 14 May 2021, h. 14.30, platform ZOOM. Speaker: Andrew Geddes (Migration Policy Centre - EUI)

Wealth Inequality: International and Intergenerational Perspectives
NASP International and Interdisciplinary Webinar - 27 May 2021, in presence (TBC). Speaker: Fabian Pfeffer (LSA Sociology_University of Michigan)

Nasp POLS Presentation and Annual Lecture_speaker: Matthijs Bogaards (Central European University)
7 May 2021, h. 14.30, platform ZOOM. Call for application coming up next!

Multiple Vote System. A Remedy for Political Polarization
NASP International and Interdisciplinary Webinar - 28 May 2021, h. 14.30, platform ZOOM. Speaker: George Tsebelis (University of Michigan)

How norms emerge from conventions (and change)
NASP International and Interdisciplinary Webinar - 9 April 2021, h. 14.30, platform ZOOM. Speaker: Wojtek Przepiorka (Utrecht University)

Decolonizing Critical Theory? Epistemological Justice, Progress, Reparations
NASP International and Interdisciplinary Webinar - 23 March 2021, h. 14.30, platform ZOOM. Speaker: Gurminder Bhambra (University of Sussex)

ReSPoS Summer School • 8th Virtual Edition - Call is open
Comparing and Miscomparing, Milan, June 28 – July 1 2021. Deadline: May 31st, 2021

EITM Europe 2021,Online Edition - Call for Application
Text As Data: Theory and Application, 14-25 June 2021. Free participation, subject to conditions. Deadline: May 1st, 2021.

The concept of polarization: how useful for social and political sciences?
SPS TREND Webinar - 21 January 2021, h. 14,30, on MS Teams