We are really excited to kick this semester's InFER Colloquium & Comparative Politics Speaker Series off with a talk by Valerie Sticher (@ethz.ch): "Satellite Data for Understanding and Monitoring Armed Conflict”
Join us next tuesday!
Zurück vom FiS Forum @difis.bsky.social wo ich unsere Studie zu Insider-Outsider Debatten & Gewerkschaften vorgestellt habe.
Fazit: Low-skilled INSIDER & low-skilled OUTSIDER haben den größten Einfluss auf die Positionen der Gewerkschaft, weil sie die Mitgliederstärksten & aktivsten Gruppen sind.
3/ @garritzmannj.bsky.social analyzes the past, present & future of educational conflict, arguing the uniqueness of today’s divide is the breadth of the groups it sets in conflict, its links to group identities, and its spillover into almost all political conflicts.
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Our InFER talks enter another round! We are regularly visited by international scientists to discuss their exciting research projects. Feel welcome to visit us in the upcoming winter semester 2025 for discussions about peace and security, political communication and redistribution!
„Does the Context of the School (Re)Produce SES Inequalities in Educational Outcomes?“ We look forward to discuss this question with @sarageven.bsky.social from the University of Amsterdam next Tuesday, 8th of July at 4.15 pm. Join our InFER discussion!
Next Tuesday, July 1st, @fgenovese.bsky.social (Oxford University) is joining our InFER colloquium! Come, listen and discuss with her about „Mapping the Political Economy of Climate Vulnerability: Evidence from the Global South“. We look forward to it!
Join us for tomorrows presentation on "Partnership Formation in the Context of Forced Migration" by Prof. Dr. Irena Kogan! 👇 June 17th, 4.15pm at Goethe University
How does the host society influence partnership patterns of refugees? Prof. Dr. Irena Kogan (University of Mannheim) will present her research on "Partnership Formation in the Context of Forces Migration" at our InFER Colloquium! Join us next Tuesday, June 17th at 4.15 pm.
What the Hell is Going on in North America? Daniel Béland (McGill) visits us next Tuesday, 20th of May, to discuss the politics of social policy from Trudeau and Trump 2.0. We look forward to learn from his research focus on public policy and territorial politics at our InFER colloquium. Join us!
At InFER we are regularly visited by leading scholars presenting their latest research. This summer semester we already had the pleasure of welcoming Lucio Baccaro (Max-Planck-Institute) and Jan Jonsson (University of Oxford). See our upcoming events and feel free to join us!
InFER is a leading social science institute for cutting-edge empirical-analytical social science research. Directors: @garritzmannj.bsky.social & Daniela Grunow. Our other PIs: B Becker, M Gangl, H Hofmeister, L Leszczensky, S Roßteutscher, C Ruhe, A Schmidt-Catran, R Traunmüller, C Wagemann
