Comparative Politics Colloquium

Applying for Fieldwork Grants - Panel: Sarah Daniel, Kamya Yadav, Isabella Montini, Grant Durow

Katerina Linos (University of California, Berkeley) Building Europe’s Digital Superstate: Institutional Dynamics and the Rise of EU Tech Regulation

Jason Wittenberg (University of California, Berkeley) Conceding the Facts, Resisting Anyway: The Demand Side of Informational Autocracy

Gianmarco Fifi (University of California, Berkeley) Gambling on Europe: How the Left helped build and sustain European economic integration

Tariq Thachil (University of Pennsylvania) Idle Capital: The Politics of Unspent Funds in India’s Municipal Governments *Co-Sponsored by Global Metropolitan Studies

Susan Hyde (University of California, Berkeley) Women's Group Empowerment Can Increase Political Participation: Evidence from Five Coordinated Field Experiments

Bryn Rosenfeld (Cornell University) Who Follows the Autocrat? Evidence from a Panel Survey Spanning Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Sebastian Etchemendy (Brown University and Universidad Torcuato Di Tella) Three Worlds of Right-Wing Populism? The Political Economy of Insurgence (with Mark Blyth) *Co-sponsored by Political Economy and the Goldman School

Nicole Wilson (Northwestern University) Seeing Like an Estate: The Paradox of Private Service Provision *Co-sponsored by Global Metropolitan Studies

Elizabeth Nugent (Princeton University) Surviving Exile: How Activism Sustains Opposition Abroad *Co-sponsored by the Institute for International Studies

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