2021
- Citizenship norms in digital environments [16.12.2021 12h15] - published on 08.12.2021
- Recalibrating the costs of non-cooperation: How Brexit affects preferences towards differentiated European integration in non-member states [09.12.2021 12h15] - published on 07.12.2021
- La norme du semblable. La morale à la croisée des sciences sociales et des sciences cognitives. [30.11.2021 16h15] - published on 01.11.2021
- Multimodal political networks [25.11.2021 12h15] - published on 08.10.2021
- The multidimensionality of welfare attitudes: Conceptualizations, measurements and determinants [18.11.2021 12h15] - published on 01.11.2021
- "This is Political to me": Young People's Perceptions on Politics [27.10.2021 16h15] - published on 26.10.2021
- "Objet" de science : objectivation animale et autorité culturelle de la science [16.06.2021 12h15] - published on 15.06.2021
- Antiracism for Sale: Exploring 40 Years of Racial Evaporation in French Campaigns against Discrimination [09.06.2021 12h15] - published on 07.05.2021
- Workshop GREC [02.06.2021 11h00] - published on 26.05.2021
- Threat or opportunity: agricultural interest groups’ perception of land right changes in the new Swiss agricultural policy (PA22+) [05.05.2021 12h15] - published on 08.04.2021
- Rebuilding the Hungarian Right through Conquering Civil Society. The Civic Circles Movement [22.04.2021 12h15] - published on 19.03.2021
- Pourquoi le populisme? - Why Populism? [13.04.2021 12h00] - published on 22.02.2021
- Globalizing Issues - How claims, Frames and Problems Cross Borders [04.03.2021 12h15] - published on 02.03.2021
2020
- Perceptions of democracy [08.12.2020 12h00] - published on 13.11.2020
- ***ANNULEE*** Psychologie de l'expérimentation animale [02.12.2020 12h00] - published on 01.12.2020
- Conceptualizing difference: The normative core of democracy [26.11.2020 12h00] - published on 13.11.2020
- Musique, engagement politique et lutte armée 1 [17.11.2020 12h00] - published on 13.11.2020
- Défis et enjeux du travail d’enquête à l’heure de la crise sanitaire et écologique [05.11.2020 12h15] - published on 25.09.2020
- Words, meaning and frames: Automated text analysis for social sciences [29.10.2020 12h00] - published on 23.10.2020
- The New Politics of Quantification [22.10.2020 12h15] - published on 30.09.2020
- *** ANNULEE*** Illiberal democracy and right-wing activists [17.06.2020 12h00] - published on 28.04.2020
- *** ANNULEE*** Political Citizenship: Conceptualization and Operationalization [03.06.2020 12h00] - published on 11.05.2020
- *** ANNULEE*** Psychologie de l'expérimentation animale [13.05.2020 12h00] - published on 28.04.2020
- *** ANNULEE *** Does framing change citizens’ attitudes towards the treaty on the free movement of persons between Switzerland and the EU? [05.05.2020 16h00] - published on 21.04.2020
- *** ANNULEE*** Social well-being, efficacy and political participation: A mediation analysis [29.04.2020 12h00] - published on 17.04.2020
- Party image strategies within one party family: The case of the Greens [31.03.2020 16h00] - published on 17.02.2020
- ***ANNULÉE*** Rebuilding the Hungarian Right through Conquering Civil Society. The Civic Circles aMovement [25.03.2020 17h15] - published on 09.03.2020
- *** ANNULEE *** Pourquoi le populisme ? – Why populism ? [18.03.2020 17h15] - published on 16.03.2020
- State-civil society interactions in Tunisia: A network approach [10.03.2020 15h30] - published on 05.03.2020
- Rencontres épistémologiques - SEANCE ANNULEE [05.03.2020 15h30] - published on 05.03.2020
- FORS-GREC conférence: "The state of democracy in a comparative perspective" [28.02.2020 09h30] - published on 06.02.2020
2019
- OVERCOMING THE GLOBAL DESPONDENCY TRAP : STRENGTHENING CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY IN SUPPLY CHAINS [28.11.2019 16h00] - published on 17.09.2019
- CLIMATE PROTESTERS AND THEIR MOTIVES FOR PARTICIPATING : RESULTS FROM AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY OF PARTICIPANTS IN FRIDAYS FOR FUTURE CLIMATE STRIKES [14.11.2019 16h00] - published on 17.09.2019
- ME DUELE LA MEMORIA [31.10.2019 17h00] - published on 17.09.2019
- L'édition scientifique numérique. Modèles et perspectives de recherche [22.10.2019 16h15] - published on 10.10.2019
- SHALL THE « PEOPLE » SPEAK ? ELITES AND ELECTORAL PARTICIPATION IN FRANCE, GERMANY, AND SWITZERLAND SINCE 1945 [16.10.2019 16h00] - published on 17.09.2019
- WHAT ACCOUNTS FOR THE STAYING POWER OF RADICAL RIGHT-WING POPULIST PARTIES IN WESTERN EUROPE? [26.09.2019 16h00] - published on 17.09.2019
- Movement Parties of the Far Right. [27.06.2019 16h00] - published on 28.02.2019
- La citoyenneté dans les marges : expérience de marginalisation et rapport à la citoyenneté [20.06.2019 16h00] - published on 28.02.2019
- Does Subjective Wellbeing Increase Political Participation? Evidence from the Swiss Household Panel [13.06.2019 16h00] - published on 20.02.2019
- Soutenance de la thèse de M. Jan-Erik Refle [04.06.2019 14h15] - published on 24.04.2019
- Lay Explanations for Poverty and Political Participation [04.06.2019 12h00] - published on 03.06.2019
- Contentious Episode Analysis: Studying the Interplay between Policy-making and Protest during the Great Recession [24.05.2019 15h00] - published on 10.05.2019
- Copernicus vs. Ptolemy: Overcoming the Present Narrowness in Social Movement Studies [23.05.2019 16h00] - published on 10.05.2019
- Deconstructing Party Image: How Parties Differ in their Image-Based Electoral Strategies. [16.05.2019 16h00] - published on 20.02.2019
- Attitudes and Priorities Regarding the Relationship between Switzerland and the EU. [02.05.2019 16h00] - published on 20.02.2019
- Subjective Group Politics: (How) Do Voters Perceive Social Groups in Politics? [08.04.2019 09h30] - published on 20.02.2019
- Does Activists’ Mind Change? Differential Socialization of Political Commitment [04.04.2019 09h30] - published on 20.02.2019
- Action Repertoires in Times of Crises: A Comparison of Eastern, Northwestern, and Southern Europe. [21.03.2019 16h00] - published on 20.02.2019
- Populism in a Cross-Border Metropolitan Area: The Case of the Geneva Citizens’ Movement. [07.03.2019 16h00] - published on 28.02.2019
2018
- Immigrants against Immigration: Competition, Identity and Immigrants’ Vote on Free Movement in Switzerland [13.12.2018 16h00] - published on 27.09.2018
- (Tous) nationalistes sans le savoir ? Le nationalisme banal aujourd’hui. [29.11.2018 16h00] - published on 14.11.2018
- We are the People and you are Fake News: Populist Citizens’ Public Opinion and Media Perceptions. [15.11.2018 16h00] - published on 09.11.2018
- Organizations, Networks, and Modes of Coordination in Urban Civic Fields [25.10.2018 16h00] - published on 27.09.2018
- Alternative Food Associations between democracy and neoliberalism – a case study of three French-speaking Swiss cities. [04.10.2018 16h00] - published on 26.09.2018
- The Impact of Political and Social Commitment on Activists’ Mind [24.05.2018 16h00] - published on 04.05.2018
- The Personalization in Electoral Campaigns in Switzerland: The 2015 National Elections Case [26.04.2018 16h00] - published on 16.02.2018
- Catch-all or Niche? An Assessment of Electoral Group Appeals [19.04.2018 16h00] - published on 16.02.2018
- Visions of Democracy in Tunisian Ministries [22.03.2018 16h00] - published on 16.02.2018
- Personality, Values and Political Parties [15.03.2018 16h00] - published on 16.02.2018
- The Perception of Party Ambiguity in Europe. [01.03.2018 16h00] - published on 16.02.2018
- Why do Citizens Vote against their Basic Political Values? [22.02.2018 16h00] - published on 16.02.2018
2017
- Voting Against the Establishment: The Effect of Government Composition on Voting for Challenger Parties [30.11.2017 16h00] - published on 17.11.2017
- Beyond Complex Welfare Systems: Citizens' Opinion Towards Basic Income Proposals Compared [16.11.2017 16h00] - published on 07.11.2017
- Does Exposure to the Refugee Crisis Make Natives More Hostile ? [02.11.2017 16h00] - published on 31.10.2017
- Cérémonie d'ouverture du GREC - Election, Contestation et Citoyenneté [05.10.2017 16h00] - published on 20.09.2017
The Think and Drink seminar offers a space for intellectual exchange for members of the GREC, but casts a wide net to include members of the IEP and other institutes of political science in Switzerland. The seminar allows doctoral students and established researchers to present their works in progress. The aim is threefold: to bring research to light; to receive constructive criticism; and to engage in casual exchanges around a drink to favour future collaborations. Anybody presenting a research paper receives feedback from two designated speakers: usually a member of the GREC and an outside researcher, invited for their expertise in the field concerned.
Created in 2013 through the initiative of Florence Passy and Gian-Andrea Monsch, the Think and Drink seminar has already welcomed several dozen researchers, who are either at the start of their careers or well established in the field. The seminar therefore contributes to forming the next generation of academics in a convivial and stimulating atmosphere. Allowing both speakers and participants to share ideas enables debate on ideas and nourishes thinking on the conceptual, empirical or methodological aspects of the research presented.
The GREC also convenes a conference series on themes within its sphere of interest and scientific activity: activism and political protests, voting behaviour, citizenship, altruism, etc. The invited speakers are chiefly established researchers from Swiss and foreign institutions.
Upcoming talks are announced on our welcome page.
