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Time and place: , Gullhaug Torg 1 & Zoom

Title of the presentation: "Strategic roll call vote requests". Co-authored with Fang-Yi Chiou & Simon Hug

Time and place: , Georg Sverdrups hus: Grupperom 7

Closed Shudders: Elite Circulation in Denmark

Time and place: , HF 12 - Niels Treschows hus

Seminar in honour of Professor Olav Wicken.

 

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Katrin Auel presents the paper 'Do Parliaments Talk about Each Other? Analysing Transparliamentary References in the Austrian Nationalrat and the German Bundestag’ at the ARENA Tuesday seminar on 5 April 2022.

Time and place: , Online

With Ruth Wodak (Lancaster University/University Vienna)

Time and place: , Gullhaug Torg 1 & Zoom

Title of the presentation: "Fighting the Disease or Manipulating the Data? Democracy, State Capacity, and the COVID-19 Pandemic"

 

Time and place: , Zoom (link provided upon registration)

PROMENTAs March Scientific Meeting features a talk by our partner Dr. Eveline Crone, professor of Developmental Neuroscience in Society at the Erasmus University Rotterdam and professor of Neurocognitive Developmental Psychology at Leiden University.

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Roman Senninger presents the paper 'Does Evidence-Based Policy-Making Reduce Elite Polarization?' at the ARENA Tuesday seminar on 22 March 2022.

Time and place: , Sognsveien 77 (room 207) and Zoom

The workshop marks the start-up of the project, which is financed by The Norwegian Research Council (project number 324472) and with NTNU as the collaborating institution.

Time and place: , Nydalen

Business and Climate Policy Development: When Does Opposition Become Support?

Time and place: , Zoom

Title of the presentation: "License to Educate: The Role of National Networks in Colonial Empires"

Time and place: , Zoom

Title of the presentation: "Colonial Education, Political Elites, and Regional Political Inequality in Africa"

Time and place: , Online

Lecturer: Ionut Chiruta, University of Tartu

Time and place: , Harriet Holters hus, Seminar room 201, Moltke Moes vei 31

Oslo Meetings for Genetics and Social Sciences (OMGSS) is an interdisciplinary forum open to researchers in genetics (quantitative, molecular) and/or social sciences (psychology, sociology, demography, economics) and beyond. We aim to foster knowledge exchange between disciplines, increase collaboration, and develop practical skills and resources. 

Time and place: , ARENA (Gaustadalléen 30, Oslo)

Regine Paul presents the paper 'Three worlds of risk for a trademark: The cultural political economy of European AI regulation' at the ARENA Tuesday seminar on 8 March 2022.

Time and place: , Forsamlingssalen, Harald Schjelderups Hus

The PROMENTA Genetics Network is hosting this one day science communication event, featuring two London based guest speakers. 

Time and place: , Nydalen

How Public Service Users React to Bureaucratic Scandals: Evidence from a Real-World Embezzlement Case

Time and place: , Zoom/BETA, University of Strasbourg
Time and place: , ARENA (Gaustadalléen 30, Oslo)

Guri Rosén presents the paper 'How do parliaments build expertise? A study of the European Parliament' at the ARENA Tuesday seminar on 1 March 2022.

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Chris Lord will present the paper 'Benchmarking Brexit against the Norwegian model' at the DI Garage on 24 February 2022.

Time and place: , Zoom

Written Directives and Chinese Ministerial Tenure: A New Measurement for Political Performance?

Time and place: , Teams og Universitet Cattolica i Milan

Onsdag 16. februar klokka 17 holder Fulvio Castellacci en presentasjon ved institutt for samfunnsøkonomi på Universitet Cattolica i Milan. Seminaret kan følges via Teams.

Time and place: , Zoom

The Ports speaker series features Martin Danyluk, assistant professor of geography at the University of Nottingham.

Time and place: , Nydalen & Zoom

Is the state we want, the state we can have? Policy ambition and implementation capacities in the long run

Time and place: , Gullhaug Torg 1 & Zoom

Title of the presentation: "Privileging one's own? Voting patterns and politicized spending in India"