Junior Scholar Event: writing session
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Living in an unequal world: Consequences for societies’ social and political vitality by Jolanda Jetten Societal inequality has been found to have pernicious effects reducing mental and physical health and […]
Affective polarisation has received enormous scholarly attention in the last decade. First introduced by the seminal article by Iyengar and colleagues in 2012, the concept of affective polarisation captures the […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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, […]
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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 […]