Working Groups

A number of Working Groups, led by the SPS professors or researchers, have been established: 

Colloquium on Analytical Sociology		Mentoring professor: Arnout van de Rijt Contact: Monika Rzemieniecka
Colloquium on Comparative Politics and Public Policy		Mentoring professor: Ellen M. Immergut Contact: Adele Battistini
Colloquium on Political Behaviour		Mentoring professor: Elias Dinas Contact: Álvaro Canalejo Molero & Nerea Gándara Guerra
Political Economy Working Group		Mentoring professor: Dorothee Bohle Contact: Luuk Schmitz & Nils Oellerich
European Union Studies Working Group		Mentoring professor: Anton Hemerijck Contact: Lucas Schramm & Johanna Breuer
Experimental Working Group  (joint with ECO)		Mentoring professor: Klarita Gërxhani (SPS) and Sule Alan (ECO)  Contact: Claudia Fanti & Lucia Vigna
Inequality Working Group		Mentoring professors: Fabrizio Bernardi and Juho Härkönen Contact: María Del Mar Cañizares Espadafor & Risto Conte Keivabu
Information Society (INFOSOC) Working Group (joint with LAW)		Mentoring professor: Peter Drahos (LAW)
International Relations Working Group		Mentoring professor: Jeff Checkel Contact: Johannes Rothe & Ines Bolanos
IR Theory Working Group		Mentoring professor: Jeff Checkel Contact: Adele Battistini
Laboratory on Comparative Politics		Mentoring professor: Miriam Golden Contact: Monika Rzemieniecka
Legal and Political Theory Working Group (joint with LAW)		Mentoring professor: Jeff Checkel Contact: Lukas Schmid
Qualitative and Fieldwork Working Group		Mentoring Professors: Jeffrey Checkel & Caitlin Procter Contact: Wolfgang Minatti & Mariusz Bogacki
Research Working Group on the Future of Welfare States		Mentoring professor: Ellen M. Immergut Contact: Adele Battistini
Working Group on Quantitative Methods		Mentoring professor: Arnout van de Rijt Contact: Chendi Wang, Marcus Hagley & Ariane Aumaitre

 

The initiative of creating Working Groups is supported by the SPS Department.   

If you wish to organise a working group please note that: 

Each group should have a liaison professor. His/her role would not be to interfere in any way with the group’s work but just to be aware of what is happening. The administrative assistant to that professor would then be responsible for the room booking, not for the circulation of announcements. This would have to be to be followed up by the workshop organisers.

Working Groups should set up web pages, so that researchers in the SPS Department and other Departments know what is going on. The Departmental web coordinator, Monika Rzemieniecka, can give you advice on this.

Check here all the upcoming events organised by the SPS Working Groups.

Click here to access the Centralised Working Groups Repository.