Past Events

• 06/06/2024: Annual Postgraduate Conference 
• 09/04/2024: Guest Lecture by Giulia Sciorati LSE Fellow, Department of International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science (DiSP Young Researchers’ Seminar Series)
• 21/03/2024: Guest Lecture by Alessandra Maatsch, Professor, University of Wroclaw (Joint Departmental Seminar)
• 05/12/2023: Virtual Open Day  (Flyer, Schedule)
• 15/06/2023: Annual Postgraduate Conference
• 15/06/2023: Explaining the Russian War in Ukraine: How Did We Get There? by Allen C. Lynch (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 24/05/2023: Regional representation in the European Parliament: Parliamentary Questions on Geographical Indications by Martijn Huysmans, Utrecht University (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 17/05/2023: Revisiting the Powers of International Organizations by Jan Klabbers, University of Helsinki (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 10/05/2023: The Roaring 20s for Social Europe. The European Pillar of Social Rights and burgeoning EU legislation by Claire Kilpatrick, EUI (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 05/05/2023: The Right Not to Stay: Justice in Migration, the Liberal Democratic State, and the Case of Temporary Migration Projects by Valeria Ottonelli, University of Genoa (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 04/05/2023: When voters don’t follow the leader: Evidence from referendums in multi-party systems by Davide Morisi, University of Southern Denmark (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 03/05/2023: From Soft Power to Discourse Power: China’s Charm Offensive in Public Diplomacy by Silvia Menegazzi, Luiss University (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 20/04/2023: The Buck Stops Here: Issue Yield and Perceptual Accuracy of Political Elites by Quentin Léonard Alexandre Borgeat, Université de Genève (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 19/04/2023: Political Contempt, Divided Societies, and Transitional Justice by Colleen Murphy, University of Illinois (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 05/04/2023: Redistricting in Comparative Perspective by Bernard Grofman (University of California, Irvine) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 04/04/2023: The Missing Piece of the European Crisis: Europe’s Autoimmunitary Disease by Jacopo Martire (University of Bristol) (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 30/03/2023: A talk on the refining of the election observation methodology – the leading role of the EU by Gianfranco Bochicchio (EEAS) and Giulio Venneri (European Commission (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 29/03/2023: Clash of Exceptionalisms: American and Chinese Exceptionalism and Political Identity by Thomas De Luca (Fordham University) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 15/03/2023: Ideological exclusion and populist attitudes by Robert Johns (University of Essex) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 09/03/2023: To be (Disadvantaged) Or Not to Be? An Egalitarian Guide for Creating New People by Shlomi Segall (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) (Research Cluster Seminar)
• 08/03/2023: The dimensions of political distrust, a comparison in France/Italy/UK and Germany by Bruno Cautrès (CEVIPOF-Sciences Po) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 22/02/2023: War, Work & Want: How the OPEC Oil Crisis unleased Revolution and Mass Migration by Randall Hansen (University of Toronto) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 08/02/2023: Modern Challenges of Economic Governance by Augusto Lopez-Claros (Global Governance Forum) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 7/12/2022: Virtual Open Day 2022 (Download the flyer, schedule)
• 1/02/2022: Presentation by Paul Culley, EU Policy advisor (DiSP Young Researchers’ Seminar Series)
• 30/11/2022: Understanding the Moralist International. Value conflicts in a global context and the role of Russia as conservative norm entrepreneur by Kristina Stoeckl (University of Innsbruck) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 16/11/2022: Voting at 16 in Practice by Sylvia Kritzinger (University of Vienna) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 9/11/2022: Who is the Enemy? Chances of Front Line Ethics by Harald Wydra (University of Cambridge) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 2/11/2022: The 2022 US Mid-term Elections and their Consequences for Europe by Donald E. Abelson (Brian Mulroney Institute of Government) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 12/10/2022: The party is over – Political parties and the renewal of democracy in Europe by Udo Zolleis (European Parliament) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 6/10/2022: PhD Welcome Day (38 cycle)
• 14/09/2022: The International Political Economy of Migration in the Globalization Era by Leila Simona Talani (King’s College London) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 23/06/2022: Annual Conference
• 15/06/2022: “Explaining the Russian War in Ukraine: How Did We Get There?“ by Allen Lynch (University of Virginia)
• 25/05/2022: “Supra national courts and individual rights; Europe and its constitutional conscience” by Takis Tridimas (King’s College London) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 11/05/2022: “Varieties of Regulatory Regimes and their Effect on Public Trust in Market Actors” by David Levi-Faur (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
• 04/05/2022: “Knowledge alchemy in academic mobility” by Meng-Hsuan Chou (NTU Singapore) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 27/04/2022: “International Organizations Adventures” by Jan Klabbers (University of Helsinki) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 13/04/2022: “Parental partiality in unjust circumstances: the case of inheritance” by Anca Gheaus (CEU Vienna) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 07/04/2022: “The impact of EU economic governance on the composition of public expenditures in the Member States” by Matilde Ceron (University of Milan) (PhD Seminar)
• 30/03/2022: “Modern Democracies at their Limits? Causes and Consequences of Policy Accumulations” by Christop Knill (LMU Munich) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 23/03/2022: “The self-fulfilling prophecy of electoral paranoia” by Till Weber (City University of New York)
• 16/02/2022: “Easing Tensions and Balancing Power. Multidimensional Governance in the European Union” by Adrienne Heritier (EUI) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)
• 02/02/2022: “Reconfigurating European states in crisis, the case of the post Brexit state” by Patrick Le Galès (Sciences Po Paris) (Departmental Research Seminar Series)