Seminars 2009-2010

The SPS teaching year is divided into three terms, running from October to Christmas, from January to Easter, and from after Easter until the end of June. Seminars in the Department take several forms.

In the first and second term, there are normally ten weekly meetings of two hours each. In the third term, there are (mainly, but not exclusively) intensive workshops/small conferences, usually of ten hours duration and often with visitors.

Please consult the Workshops and Conferences pages for details of workshops and conferences taking place during the academic year. See also the section on Special Intensive Courses .

To register for a seminar listed below fill in the Seminar Registration Form and send it to the secretary responsible, as indicated below or in the outline/syllabus. Alternatively, send an email to the organising secretary of the Seminar indicating: Seminar Title, Prof., Researcher Status (e.g. 1st Year SPS, Visiting Student, etc.), and Department.

Seminars Autumn 2009-Spring 2010

Second Term: 11 January-31 March 2010

Faculty	Seminar Outlines / Syllabus
R. BAUBÖCK Register with Nicky Koniordos	Debating Citizenship: Historical and Contemporary Controversies about Membership, Rights and Self-Government (with M. van Gelderen, History Dept)
F. BERNARDI Register with Alessandra Torre	Intermediate Data Analysis with STATA (with Mark Franklin) Please see details on M. Franklin's homepage
L. BRUSZT Register with Liz Webb	The Co-Evolution of Markets, Citizens and Politics (with Sven Steinmo)
P. CULPEPPER Register with Monika Rzemieniecka	Research Design Seminar in Qualitative Analysis: Interview & Text Analysis (with D. Della Porta)
D. DELLA PORTA Register with Monika Rzemieniecka	Research Design Seminar in Qualitative Analysis: Interview & Text Analysis (with P. Culpepper)
M. FRANKLIN Register with Alessandra Torre	Intermediate Data Analysis with STATA (with F. Bernardi) Please see details on M. Franklin's homepage
A. HERITIER Register with Alessandra Torre	Research Design: Comparative Politics and Comparative Method (with Peter Mair)
M. KOHLI Register with Liz Webb	Life Course Dynamics and Generations
F. KRATOCHWIL Register with Maureen Lechleitner	Systemic Change and the Emergence of a World Society The background reading material is available from the Public Folders
P. MAIR Register with Alessandra Torre	Research Design: Comparative Politics and Comparative Method (with Adrienne Héritier)
O. ROY Register with Monika Rzemieniecka	Western Islam or Islam in the West? The debate on "integrating" Islam
S. STEINMO Register with Maureen Lechleitner	The Co-Evolution of Markets, Citizens and Politics (with L. Bruszt)
A. TRECHSEL Register with Alessandra Torre	Internet and Politics
P. VENNESSON Register with Maureen Lechleitner	With M. Cremona (Law Dept.) The European Union and the World (SPS researchers please register with Maureen)

Faculty

Seminar Outlines / Syllabus

R. BAUBÖCK

Debating Citizenship: Historical and Contemporary Controversies about Membership, Rights and Self-Government
(with M. van Gelderen, History Dept)

F. BERNARDI

Intermediate Data Analysis with STATA (with Mark Franklin)

Please see details on M. Franklin's homepage

L. BRUSZT

The Co-Evolution of Markets, Citizens and Politics
(with Sven Steinmo)

P. CULPEPPER

Research Design Seminar in Qualitative Analysis: Interview & Text Analysis
(with D. Della Porta)

D. DELLA PORTA

Research Design Seminar in Qualitative Analysis: Interview & Text Analysis

(with P. Culpepper)

M. FRANKLIN

Intermediate Data Analysis with STATA (with F. Bernardi)

Please see details on M. Franklin's homepage

A. HERITIER

Research Design: Comparative Politics and Comparative Method
(with Peter Mair)

M. KOHLI

Life Course Dynamics and Generations

F. KRATOCHWIL

Systemic Change and the Emergence of a World Society

The background reading material is available from the Public Folders

P. MAIR

Research Design: Comparative Politics and Comparative Method
(with Adrienne Héritier)

O. ROY

Western Islam or Islam in the West? The debate on "integrating" Islam

S. STEINMO

The Co-Evolution of Markets, Citizens and Politics

(with L. Bruszt)

A. TRECHSEL

Internet and Politics

P. VENNESSON

With M. Cremona
(Law Dept.)
The European Union and the World
(SPS researchers please register with Maureen)

First Term: 5 October-18 December 2009

Faculty	Seminar Outlines / Syllabus
R. BAUBÖCK Register with Monika Rzemieniecka	Nationalism in Theory and Practice (with Michael Keating)
L. BRUSZT Register with Liz Webb	Crises in Capitalism, Capitalisms(s) in Crisis (with Dorothee Bohle)
C. CHWASZCZA Register with Monika Rzemieniecka	John Rawls' Theory of Justice and its Critics (with Christian Schemmel, Ph.D. (MWF)
D. DELLA PORTA Register with Monika Rzemieniecka	Contentious Politics: Social Movements, Political Violence and Revolutions
J. DRONKERS Register with Alessandra Torre	Elementary Data Analysis with STATA(with Mark Franklin)
M. FRANKLIN Register with Alessandra Torre	Elementary Data Analysis with STATA(with Jaap Dronkers) Research Design for Quantitative Analysis
A. HERITIER Register with Maureen Lechleitner	Comparative Public Policy Research: Concepts, Theories, Empirics and Methodology
M. KEATING Register with Liz Webb	Core Methods Seminar (Compulsory for first year researchers) Nationalism in Theory and Practice (with Rainer Bauböck)
M. KOHLI Register with Liz Webb	From European Societies to a European Society?
F. KRATOCHWIL Register with Maureen Lechleitner	Selected Problems of IR Theory Selected Readings
P. MAIR Register with Alessandra Torre	Democracy 's Futures (with Alexander Trechsel)
O. ROY Register with Monika Rzemieniecka	The Impact of Contemporary Religious Revivals on Political and Strategic Relations
S. STEINMO Register with Maureen Lechleitner	The Political Economy of Advanced Industrial Societies
A. TRECHSEL Register with Alessandra Torre	Democracy's Futures (with Peter Mair)
P. VENNESSON Register with Maureen Lechleitner	War and Politics in a Global Age Selected Readings