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Monday 02 December, 16:00 – 17:20 GMT / 17:00 – 18:20 CET
Speakers:
Abelina Junge, Leibniz University.
Petra Kolb, University of Vienna
Our Standing Group on Citizenship is thrilled to continue its series of free virtual meet-ups for PhD students and early career scholars who share a passion for exploring citizenship, civic education, political participation, migration, and related subjects.
Proudly presented by our Standing Group on Citizenship, the Early Career Lounge series aims to create an inspiring space for regular sessions that enable researchers in the field to exchange ideas in an informal and supportive environment.
During each session, we are privileged to host remarkable speakers who offer brief insights into their current research, followed by a Q&A session, allowing participants to delve deeper into their work.
Following the speaker segment, you will have the opportunity to join breakout rooms centred around research and PhD-related topics, You will have the chance to talk through a challenge you are currently facing and receive valuable feedback and support from fellow attendees.
Secure your FREE space to become a part of this enriching learning experience!
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Questions? Contact our Events Team.
The event is FREE and open to PhD students and early career scholars interested in research addressing the various branches of citizenship.
Registration is required and will apply to the 2024-2025 academic year.
You will need a My ECPR account to register. Don't yet have one? You can create it here, even if you are not affiliated with an ECPR Member institution.
The Standing Group on Citizenship investigates citizenship and its personal, cultural, social, economy and political implications through interdisciplinary research from multiple theoretical perspectives.
It addresses how citizenship continues to formulate relations between polities and individuals through rights, duties, participation and identities. In the context of increased diversity, less participation and growing political distrust, the Standing Group also explores and researches how schools prepare citizens for their civic life in citizenship education.
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