Afholdte arrangementer

• 25. april 2018, kl. 10.00-15.00

  Seminar on political recruitment

  A seminar on political recruitment with the participation of researchers within the field from CBS, RUC, SDU, Lunds University and CVAP.

• 17. maj - 18. maj 2017

  CVAP Research Seminar: Political behavior, Voting and Populism

  CVAP Research Seminar with several guests is being held in Dep. of Political Science, Room 4.2.25.

• 28. nov. 2016, kl. 9.30-18.00

  Research Seminar: Political Behavior And Voting

  CVAP will have a research Seminar on Political Behavior and voting, with special guest Michael S. Lewis-Beck from University of Iowa.

• 31. okt. 2016, kl. 9.30-17.00

  Research seminar with Olle Folke

  Centre for Voting and Parties invites to a research seminar with Olle Folke from Uppsala University as keynote speaker.

• 5. juli 2016, kl. 10.00-12.00

  Center for Voting and Parties Seminar with Jonathan Haidt

  Center for Voting and Parties invites to a lunch-seminar with Jonathan Haidt as guest.

• 31. marts 2016, kl. 12.00-14.00

  Inequality in Representation?

  Center for Valg og Partier afholder seminaret "Inequality in Representation?" gæstet af Dave Lowery fra Penn State University og Justin Phillips fra Columbia University.

• 9. okt. 2015, kl. 15.30-17.00

  Paper presentation by Eric Uslaner

  Eric Uslaner is visiting the Department to present the paper “The Historical Roots of Corruption: State Building, Economic Inequality, and Mass Education”, co-authored with Bo Rothstein.

• 10. sept. 2015

  Seminar on Public Choice with Bernard "Bernie" Grofman

  Seminar on Public Choice with Bernard "Bernie" Grofman.

• 9. april 2014, kl. 9.00-12.00

  Folketingsvalgkampen 2011 i perspektiv

  I forbindelse med lanceringen af den nye bog 'Folketingsvalgkampen 2011 i perspektiv' inviteres alle interesserede til seminar på Christiansborg.

• 29. okt. 2009, To be announced

  Inequality and Party Capture: Theory and Evidence from South India

  Assistant research professor Thomas Markussen is lecturing on Inequality and Party Capture: Theory and Evidence from South India as a part of the Network for Quantitative Political Science's fall election series.