SPIRe Seminar Series Programme
This is the schedule for Semester 2, 2019-20
Unless otherwise indicated all Seminars take place in Room G316, School of Politics and International Relations, Newman Building. All welcome.
Download SPIRe Seminar Poster 2019-20 Semester 2 as pdf.
| Wednesday 29 Jan, 1pm | Joseph Lacey (UCD) | When do MEPs stand up for European fundamental values? An analysis of the European People's Party voting behaviour |
| Wednesday 5 Feb, 1pm | Andrew Walder (Stanford University) | Generating a violent insurgency: China's factional warfare of 1967-1968 |
| Wednesday 12 Feb, 1pm | Alex Dukalskis (UCD) | Making the world safe for authoritarianism |
| Wednesday 19 Feb, 1pm | Jonathan Kuyper (Queen's University Belfast) |
On collective action: Non-compliance, justification, and democratic legitimacy |
| Wednesday 26 Feb, 1pm | Tobias Theiler (UCD) | Is international functionalism compatible with democracy? A (partial) rehabilitation of Mitrany's plan for international organization |
| Wednesday 4 Mar, 1pm | Sanja Badanjak (University of Edinburgh) | Does third party support affect the agenda of peace negotiations? Evidence from the PA-X Peace Agreements Corpus |
| Wednesday 25 Mar, 1pm | Drude Dahlerup (University of Stockholm) | The global empowerment of women in politics through quotas |
| Wednesday 1 Apr, 1pm | Paul Maher (University of Limerick) | The 'likes' that bind: Attitude agreement and social identification in opinion-based networks |
| Wednesday 8 Apr, 1pm | Stefanie Reher (Strathclyde University) | How do voters perceive disabled candidates? Evidence from survey experiments |
| Wednesday 15 Apr, 1pm | Graham Finlay (UCD) | Is there a human right to migrate? |
| Thursday 23 Apr, 1pm | Marina Henke (Hertie School Berlin) | Toward a European grand strategy? Options, constraints and political feasibility |
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