Friday 13 October 2017

• 12:15 - Opportunistic election timing, a complement or substitute for economic manipulation?
  Lunch will be provided.
  Dr Tristin Beckman (University of Oxford), Professor Petra Schleiter (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Tuesday 22 March 2022

• 10:00 - Turning point: The implications of Putin’s war for Europe’s economic and political choices
  Paolo Gentiloni (European Commission), Professor Petra Schleiter (University of Oxford), Professor Andrea Ruggeri (University of Oxford), Matteo Garavoglia (University of Oxford)

Saturday 21 May 2022

• 10:00 - Backsliding and resilience in liberal democracies: One-day conference
  Please register using the Eventbrite link
  Giovanni Capoccia (University of Oxford), Ivan Ermakoff (Wisconsin), Isabela Mares (Yale), Vicente Valentim (Nuffield College), Professor Petra Schleiter (University of Oxford), Justin Grimmer (Stanford), Lonna Atkeson (Florida), Susan Stokes (Chicago), Robert Lieberman (Johns Hopkins University), Stephen Haggard (UC San Diego), David Bateman (Cornell), Melis Laebens (University of Oxford)

Wednesday 16 November 2022

• 13:00 - Roundtable with Journal Editors
  Please note that this is an online event via Zoom.
  Professor Petra Schleiter (University of Oxford), Ben Ansell (University of Oxford), Geoff Evans (University of Oxford)

Tuesday 9 May 2023

• 14:30 - Gender in Academia & DPIR
  Professor Petra Schleiter (University of Oxford), Rachel Bernhard (University of Oxford), Marnie Howlett (University of Oxford), Kamissa Camara (University of Oxford), Tim Soutphommasane (University of Oxford)

Friday 2 February 2018

• 12:30 - Diasporas, Political Institutions, and International Investment
  David Leblang has indicated that he would be willing to meet with students and staff on Friday February 3. If you would like to arrange a meeting, please contact David Doyle.
  David Leblang (University of Virginia)

Friday 16 February 2018

• 12:15 - The Long-Term Economic Returns to Naturalization
  Dalston Ward (ETH Zurich)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 18 November 2022

• 13:00 - Sexism and Voting for Women Candidates: Evidence from Britain, the United States, and Canada
  Rosalind Shorrocks (University of Manchester), Elizabeth Ralph-Morrow (UCL), Roosmarijn de Geus (University of Reading)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Monday 22 May 2017

• 12:15 - 'Follow the (foreign) leader: How Government Clarity Promotes Cross-Nationally Influential Political Parties'
  Lawrence Ezrow (University of Essex)

Monday 29 May 2017

• 12:15 - The Economic Origins of Authoritarian Values: Evidence from Local Trade Shocks in the United Kingdom
  Stephanie Rickard (LSE)

Monday 5 June 2017

• 12:15 - The Rise of Western Democracy: Why it Happened in Europe and Not China or the Middle East
  David Stasavage (NYU)

Friday 24 November 2017

• 12:15 - The role of family history in shaping attitudes toward outgroups
  Dr Elias Dinas (Brasenose College)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 16 February 2018

• 12:15 - The Long-Term Economic Returns to Naturalization
  Dalston Ward (ETH Zurich)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 9 March 2018

• 12:15 - Accountability from Within: Politically Insulated Bureaucrats and Incumbent Rent-Seeking
  Pablo Fernandez-Vazquez (Juan March - Carlos III Institute)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 25 January 2019

• 12:15 - Guidelines for Constructing and Evaluating Complex Concepts
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Gary Goertz (University of Notre Dame)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 10 May 2019

• 12:15 - Quantifying Dynamic Policy Responsiveness: Evidence from State Minimum Wage Laws in the U.S.
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Gabor Simonovits (CEU)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 17 May 2019

• 12:15 - Kickbacks and Limits on Campaign Donations
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Nelson Ruiz-Guarin (University of Oxford )
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 24 May 2019

• 12:15 - The Politics of Portfolio Design in European Democracies
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Ulrich Sieberer (Bamberg)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 7 June 2019

• 12:15 - Political Tolerance and the Crisis of Democracy in Israel
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Mark Peffley (Kentucky)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 18 October 2019

• 12:15 - The Rich, the Poor, and the Other: Distributional, Consequences of Philanthropic Provisioning of Public Goods
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Asli Cansunar (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 25 October 2019

• 12:15 - Gender, Social Recognition, and Political Influence
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Cesi Cruz (UBC)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 1 November 2019

• 12:15 - The Democrat Disaster: Hurricane Exposure, Risk Aversion and Insurance Demand
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Raluca Pahontu (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 8 November 2019

• 12:15 - Lucky Strike: Candidate Quality, Intra-Party Competition and the Personal Incumbency Advantage
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Kostas Matakos (KCL)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 15 November 2019

• 12:15 - Responsiveness, If You Can Afford It: Policy Responsiveness in Good and Bad Economic Times
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Lawrence Ezrow (University of Essex)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 22 November 2019

• 12:15 - Ethnic Bias in Judicial Decision-Making: Evidence from the Kenyan Appellate Courts
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Andy Harris (NYU-AD)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 29 November 2019

• 12:15 - Gender and Party Discipline: Evidence from 2500 Parliamentarians
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Amanda Clayton (Vanderbilt)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 6 December 2019

• 12:15 - Direct Democracy in Representative Systems: Understanding Breakdowns in Responsiveness Through Ballot Initiative Success
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Thomas Robinson (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 24 January 2020

• 12:15 - Attributing Policy Influence under Coalition Governance
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  David Fortunato (Texas A&M)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 31 January 2020

• 12:15 - How Does Constituency-Level Partisanship Affect Parliamentary Behaviour?
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Thomas Fleming (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 7 February 2020

• 12:15 - Repression and Dissent Around a Potential Critical Juncture: Panel Data Evidence from Zimbabwe
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Lauren Young (UC Davis)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 14 February 2020

• 12:15 - Legacies of the Third Reich: Concentration Camps and Out-group Intolerance
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Jonathan Homola (Rice University)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 21 February 2020

• 12:15 - Public Perceptions of the Criminalization of Grand Corruption in Latin America
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Ezequiel González Ocantos (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 28 February 2020

• 12:15 - Title TBC
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Sara Hobolt (LSE)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 6 March 2020

• 12:15 - Title TBC
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Shaun Bevan (University of Edinburgh)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 13 March 2020

• 12:15 - Title TBC
  Sandwiches will be provided.
  Status: This talk has been cancelled
  Andy Hall (Stanford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 1 May 2020

• 12:15 - Affluence and Policy Influence in Advanced Democracies
  Delivered via Zoom
  Mads Andreas Elkjaer
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 8 May 2020

• 12:15 - Placebo Tests for Casual Inference
  Delivered via Zoom
  Andy Eggers (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 15 May 2020

• 12:15 - Insuring Against Hunger? Long-Term Political Consequences of Exposures to the Dutch Famine
  Delivered via Zoom
  Professor David Rueda (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 22 May 2020

• 12:15 - Terrorism, Trust, and Ethnic Identification: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Nigeria
  Delivered via Zoom
  Dr Robin Harding (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 29 May 2020

• 12:15 - Turning Out Together: The Impact of Gender-Specific Polling Station on Voter Turnout
  Delivered via Zoom
  Shruti Lakhtakia
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 5 June 2020

• 12:15 - Who governs? A new global dataset on members of cabinets
  Delivered via Zoom
  Jacob Nyrup
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 12 June 2020

• 12:15 - Who wants technocrats? A comparative study of citizen attitudes in nine young and consolidated democracies
  Delivered via Zoom
  Mlhail Chiru
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 19 June 2020

• 12:15 - The Effect of Counter-Stereotypes on Attitudes Toward Gender and LGBT Equality
  Delivered via Zoom
  Jae-Hee Jung
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 28 October 2022

• 13:00 - Social Norms, Preference Falsification, and Support for Stigmatized Parties
  Sandwich lunch available
  Vicente Valentim (Nuffield College)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 4 November 2022

• 13:00 - The Silenced Text: Field Experiments on Gendered Experiences of Political Participation
  Sandwich Lunch Available
  Dr Rachel Bernhard (Nuffield College)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 11 November 2022

• 13:00 - Purging to Transform the Post-Colonial State: Evidence from the 1952 Egyptian Revolution
  Sandwich Lunch Available
  Dr Neil Ketchley (Associate Professor in Politics, St Antony’s College)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 25 November 2022

• 13:00 - Democracy, Votes, and Participation
  Filip Kostelka (European University Institute)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 2 December 2022

• 13:00 - Just look at the pictures: Imagery use in jihadi magazines, 1984-2022
  A sandwich lunch will be provided
  Thomas Hegghammer (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium and Oxford Constitutional Studies Forum

Friday 20 January 2023

• 13:00 - Digital Politics and Foreign Interventions through Illiberal Communication: A Natural Language Processing Approach
  Please note - change of speaker and subject. Sandwich Lunch provided
  Ashrakat Elshehawy
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 27 January 2023

• 13:00 - What Can Government Do with Data Science and Artificial Intelligence?
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Professor Helen Margetts (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 3 February 2023

• 13:00 - Relating Voter ID Laws to Voter Turnout: Going Beyond the United State
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Tom Barton (Royal Holloway)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 10 February 2023

• 13:00 - On the Causes of Party System Institutionalization in Asia
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 17 February 2023

• 13:00 - Fairweather friends: Why Chinese polluters want more regulation
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Professor Denise van der Kamp (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 24 February 2023

• 13:00 - Campaign Promises and Legislative Leadership Posts
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Stefan Muller (University College Dublin)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 3 March 2023

• 13:00 - Uncivil society in eastern Europe
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Prof Lenka Bustikova (University of Oxford)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 10 March 2023

• 13:00 - What's the Half-Life of the Economic Vote? (About a Year and a Half)
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Jack Bailey (University of Manchester)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 28 April 2023

• 13:00 - The Demand and Supply of Pandemic Populism: A Global Overview
  Petra Guasti (Charles University in Prague)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 12 May 2023

• 13:00 - Young People Punish Undemocratic Behaviour Less Than Older People
  Kristian Vrede Skaaning Frederiksen (Aarhus)
  Politics Research Colloquium

Friday 9 June 2023

• 13:00 - The Co-opted State: Development, Corruption and Bureaucrats in Ghana
  Sandwich Lunch provided
  Sarah Brierley (LSE)
  Politics Research Colloquium