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Stein Rokkan Lecture

Political Patronage and Autocratisation

Wednesday 21 May, 17:15 – 18:30 CEST
Speaker – Petr Kopecký, CEVRO University, Prague and Leiden University
Room C117, Jinonice Campus

The lecture will also be streamed live on the event app.

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Tuesday 08:00 – 17:00 CEST
Wednesday to Friday 08:30 – 17:00 CEST

Registration

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Badges are required to access all Workshops, including networking events. Collect yours at the Registration and Information Desk (Ground Floor, Jinonice Campus and Hollar Building) during the following times:

Tuesday 08:00 – 17:00 CEST
Wednesday to Friday 08:30 – 17:00 CEST

Hollar Building

The below listed Workshops should register and collect their badges at the Hollar Building:

• Workshop P004 - Bringing Politics Back to Work
• Workshop P005 - Citizens’ democratic commitment in times of affective polarisation
• Workshop P012 - Gender Gaps in Political Behaviour: Unravelling Age, Period, and Cohort Dynamics
• Workshop P022 - Strengthening Democratic Citizenship: Educational, Political and Governance Innovations
• Workshop P025 - Text-as-Data Analysis in Political Science: Unlocking Political Insights with New Research Tools
• Workshop P027 - The Future of FinTech: Money, Power and Finance in the Digital Age
• Workshop P029 - The Political Theory of Democratic Elections

Jinonice Campus

The below listed Workshops should register and collect their badges at the Jinonice Campus:

• Workshop P001 - Affective Depolarisation: Combining Theory and Practice
• Workshop P002 - Authoritarian Nostalgia and Populist Radical Right Parties
• Workshop P003 - Beyond Parliamentary Recruitment: Gender and Pathways to Power and Influence
• Workshop P006 - Conspiracy Narratives and Conspiracy Mentality: Addressing the key challenges of current comparative empirical research
• Workshop P007 - Corruption in Central and Eastern Europe: From Reality to Perceptions
• Workshop P008 - Enlarging, Fast and Slow: European Integration under a Security Imperative
• Workshop P009 - Eroding, evolving, or resilient? Political culture in polarised societies
• Workshop P010 - Examining Three Decades of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership and the Influence of Policy Learning on Substantive Policy Change
• Workshop P011 - External Influences on Democratisation and Autocratisation: How (Non)Traditional Donor's Competition Shapes Political Regimes
• Workshop P013 - Gendering Democratic Resilience
• Workshop P014 - Inequality and the politics of class in the 21st century
• Workshop P015 - Learning to Walk the Walk: Populists, Public Policy, and Transnational Diffusion
• Workshop P016 - Opposition Strategies, Affective Polarisation and Autocratisation: Origins and Effects
• Workshop P017 - Paradigms of Democracy Research
• Workshop P018 - Polarisation in European Union politics: The 2024 European Parliament elections and beyond
• Workshop P019 - Political parties and politics at the local level
• Workshop P020 - Populisms and Passions
• Workshop P021 - Sea Spaces and Oceanic Orders. Capturing and Theorising the Blue Horizon of Politics and Political Science
• Workshop P023 - Studying Emotions in Policy and Politics – A Focus on Methodology
• Workshop P024 - Temporalities of collective action
• Workshop P026 - The End of the Party Paradigm? Are Parties Still the Building Blocks of Democratic Politics?
• Workshop P028 - The International Politics of the Far Right
• Workshop P030 - The Religious-Secular Cleavage Revisited: Actors, Strategies, and Contested Issues
• Workshop P031 - The role of complexity in migration and diversity policy-making and governance: Bringing (back) in quality
• Workshop P032 - Towards a political science of health and healthcare