Internal seminars are one of the basic pillars of the research activity developed by the IC3JM fellows. They are usually interspersed with the Permanent Seminars, and they are open to all fellows (both members and visiting) of the Institute.
September 15
Amuitz Garmendia Madariaga
“Territorial Affective Polarization: Concept, Prevalence, and Impact”
September 29
Sergio Galaz Garcia
“Historical event's impact on the frequency of political discussion: how much and how equal?”
October 6
Riccardo di Leo
“The Roots of Democratic Attitudes: The Effects of Historical State Legitimacy”
October 20
Paul Atwell
“Social identity and implicit motives in clientelist democracies: Evidence from Ghana”
November 3
Fran Villamil
"Understanding enduring polarization: Memories of war and media exposure in Spain"
November 11
Francisco Cantú (University of Houston)
"Cleaning Votes: Estimating Electoral Results in Fraudulent Contexts"
November 18
Patrick Kraft (IC3JM)
"We Need to Talk: Correcting Misinformation through Political Discussions"
December 13
Matti Sarvimäki (Aalto University) & Ilona Lahdelma (IC3JM)
"Forced displacement shapes personality traits across generations"
January 27
Paolo Gerbaudo (King’s College)
“Video-sharing social networks as plebeian spaces of youth communication and participation”
February 10
Hadas Mandel (Tel-Aviv University)
“The Opposing Effects of Structural versus Individual Processes on Gender Inequality, 1980 – 2017”
February 17
Kasia Nalewajko (IC3JM)
“What is a Pogrom, Anyway?”
February 24
Verena Fetscher (University of Hamburg)
“Income, Perceptions of Inequality and Support for Redistribution: An Information Provision Experiment in the UK”
March 2
Riccardo di Leo (IC3JM)
“Berlinguer, I Love You (Still): the Downstream Effects of Expressive Voting”
March 31
Nelson Ruiz (University of Essex)
“Mind and machine: rooting out corrupt politicians”
April 21
William Foley (IC3JM)
“The effects of parental discipline and support on effort”
Juny 2
Pau Vall-Prat (IC3JM)
“Bank Failures and Elite’s Democratic Consent”
