Unless otherwise noted, all virtual workshops will take place on Mondays from 12 PM to 1 PM EST. Presenters and audience members will receive a link to a Zoom meeting for each session.
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Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 organized by Giovanna Invernizzi, Federica Izzo, Peter Schram, & Jessica Sun
Archives of all past sessions are available here: 2020, 2021, 2022
Monday, January 30, 2023
- Keith Schnakenberg & Carly Wayne, “Anger and Political Conflict Dynamics“
- Kiichiro Arai, Yasushi Asako, Airo Hino, and So Morikawa, “Preventing Polarization by Observing Others’ Actions: Laboratory Experiments“
Monday, February 6
- Peter Kondor, Gergely Ujhelyi, “All the President’s Money: The Economy in a Hybrid Political Regime”
- Álvaro Delgado Vega, Wioletta Dziuda and Antoine Loeper “The Politics of Repeal”
Monday, February 13
- Selcen Cakir, Florian Foos, Konstantinos Matakos, & Janne Tukiainen “Delegation and Recruitment in Organizations: The Slippery Slope to ‘Bad’ Leadership”
Monday, February 27
- Arseniy Samsonov and Kemal Kivanç Aköz, “Bargaining over Information Structures”
- Anna Denisenko, Catherine Hafer, and Dimitri Landa “Biased Leaders and the “Deep State””
Monday, March 6
- Wioletta Dziuda, Antoine Loeper, “Legislative Priorities and the Structure of Government”
Monday, March 13
- François Durand, Antonin Macé, & Matias Nunez, “Voter Coordination in Elections: A Case for Approval Voting”
- Sergei Mikhalishchev and Vladimir Novak, “Why Is Stability Bad for Voters?”
Monday, March 20
- Emiel Awad, “Should We Let Interest Groups Learn From Their Competitors?”
- Brandon Yoder and Michael Cohen, “Fighting to be Friends: Third-Party Bargaining, Alliance Formation and War”
Monday, March 27
- Kun Heo, “Freedom of Information and Political Accountability”
- Antoine Zerbini and Stephane Wolton, “A Theory of Elite and Mass Purges”
Monday, April 3
- Monika Nalepa, “Normative Implications of Preference Measurement Assumptions”
- Brenton Kenkel & Mellissa Meisels, “Competition and Free-Riding in Electoral Campaigns with Outside Spending”