Agenda

Lucio Baccaro: Taking Stock of the Growth Model Approach: Where It Stands and Where It’s Going

Aula Jemolo

Lucio Baccaro, Director of the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne, Germany

Explaining, Predicting and Understanding Conflict: Quantitative Methods’ Opportunities and Challenges

Aula Romei

Andrea Knapp, PhD Candidate; Discussant: Jessica di Salvatore, University of Florence; Carlotta Mingardi, Post-Doctoral Researcher; Discussant: Marzo Zoppi, Research Fellow University of Bologna

The Politics of Investment Screening Mechanisms

Aula Romei

Francesco Giovanni Lizzi, PhD Candidate; Claudio Passalacqua, Post-Doctoral Researcher; Discussant: Floor Doppen, PhD Researcher at the University of Antwerp

Richard Youngs: Towards a Geoliberal Europe?

Aula Jemolo

Dario Mazzilli: Causality and forecasting. From physics to social sciences.

Aula Di Virgilio

Dario Mazzilli, researcher at Centro Ricerche Enrico Fermi

Junko Kato: Comparing and Integrating Geometric Mapping of Survey Data: Has populism changed the dynamics of party competition over policies?

Aula Di Virgilio

Junko Kato (PhD Yale University, now at Tokyo University)

PhD 40th cycle Welcome Day

Aula Romei

Federico Bianchi: Reti sociali. Meccanismi e modelli.

Aula Pezemo - In presence and online event

Federico Bianchi, Assistant Professor, University of Milan

Andrej Zaslove: The State of Populism: Introducing the 2023 Wave of the Populism and Political Parties Expert Survey

Aula Pezemo

Andrej Zaslove, Radboud University

PhD Colloquium - 38th cycle

Aula Romei

PhD Colloquium - 39th cycle

Aula Romei

Federico Bianchi: Reti sociali. Meccanismi e modelli. - Quantitative Social Sciences Seminars (QSSS)

Aula Romei

Federico Bianchi, University of Milan