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Despite the hurdles and challenges of the past year, we are delighted to have been able to bring to life an array of exciting new projects and developments to coincide with our 50th Anniversary celebrations.
Among these are the Online Seminar Series – an endeavour spearheaded by our Standing Groups and Research Networks which directly speaks to our mission to continue pushing boundaries of specialist sub-fields of political science, even when the circumstances mean we have to stay physically apart.
The Online Seminar Series was launched with an overarching goal: to foster collaboration between political science scholars across Europe and beyond. The seminars showcase cutting-edge research presented by experts in their field, including Standing Group members and specially invited guests, with talks typically followed by a moderated discussion to allow for fruitful exchange.
Over the course of the series which took off in September 2020, five of our Standing Groups and Research Networks delivered 13 exceptional online seminars addressing a broad range of topical issues and themes, drawing a network of over 400 paritcipants to discuss, debate, and most importantly – stay connected.
Open to all scholars interested in the corresponding field and completely FREE to attend, the seminars are very much geared towards facilitating diversity and inclusivity across the discipline.
► Explore the latest thinking in the field
► Connect with like-minded scholars
► Share your insights and debate the topics presented
Step 1: Register for the series of your choice by visiting the respective event homepage
Step 2: Click 'Add to Itinerary' beside your chosen seminar in the event Timetable
Step 3: Your itinerary is available through MyEvents in MyECPR
Step 4: A link to join the session will appear in your itinerary 15 minutes before the start of the session
Our Standing Groups and Research Networks are an integral element of ECPR. They play a key role in delivering our mission to the membership and wider political science community.
We have more than 50 groups and networks covering a broad range of thematic areas. These groups organise and participate in a wide range of activities that enable them to advance their field of research to the scholarly community.
Interested in joining? Membership to our groups and networks is open to anyone with a MyECPR account who has an interest in that field. Find out more.
Wednesday 20 January, 15:00 GMT / 16:00 CET
Temporary Migration: Category of Analysis and Category of Practice
Speaker – Anna Triandafyllidou, Ryerson University, Toronto
Wednesday 27 January, 14:00 GMT / 15:00 CET
Does Terrorism Work?
Speaker – Richard English, Queen's University Belfast
Wednesday 27 January, 16:00 GMT / 17:00 CET
Why the right to collective self-determination cannot support extensive immigration control
Speaker – Elaine Lok-Lam Yim, University of Hong Kong