Junior Scholar Event: writing session
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Violent Political Conflict by Stathis Kalyvas We study and speak of different forms of political violence, from torture to ethnic conflict, from war to genocide, from crimes against humanity to terrorism, using a profusion of "natural categories” that have emerged organically, are politically charged, and ultimately impede our understanding of this deplorable yet universal form […]
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TITLE TBC by Yasin Koç Bio Yasin Koc holds a PhD in social psychology from the University of Sussex and is Assistant Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Groningen. Recognised as a Rising Star by the Association for Psychological Science, he has also held visiting research positions at Princeton University and Université Paris […]
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Book launch: Open Parliaments: The Reality of Public Engagement in European Democracies by Sofia Serra-Silva Democratic institutions are under strain. The bond between citizens and political institutions has significantly frayed, and parliaments, long positioned as the institutional heart of representative democracy, find themselves at the center of this legitimacy crisis. This book asks whether they […]
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Do the People Consider Democracies as More Reliable International Allies? by Osman Sabri Kıratlı This project investigates whether citizens prefer democracies as allies and whether they regard democratic institutions as a signal of alliance reliability. To test these expectations, I field preregistered conjoint experiments on over 8,000 respondents in the United States, Germany, Japan, South […]
"Fantasy" according to Fryderyk Chopin: A Comparative Study Using Subjects by George Sand and Adam Mickiewicz Fryderyk Chopin (1810-49) composed three piano-solo works related to "fantasy (fantaisie)" (op. 44, op. 49 and op. 61), all in the 1840s. This study investigates what motivated him to compose this series of "fantastic" works. In 1839, his lover […]
Institutionalizing Knowledge Diplomacy in Northeast Asia: Universities, Scholars, and Academic Cooperation Governance by Lizhou Wang As geopolitical tensions increasingly reshape international academic relations, how can universities sustain cooperation across political and national divides? This talk examines the institutionalization of knowledge diplomacy in Northeast Asia, focusing on the roles of universities, scholars, and regional cooperation mechanisms […]
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