Activities at a glance The MWP organizes book roundtables, conferences, lectures, multidisciplinary research workshops and academic practice activities. Read more Activities at a glance
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Read more 15 October 2024 Seminar Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies Media freedom and democracy: The role of media capture for authoritarian agendas Read more
Read more 16 October 2024 Workshop Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies Journalists and academics Read more
Read more 17 October 2024 Research seminar Joint event The EU science diplomacy towards the Southern neighbourhood Read more
EUI welcomes Flora Garamvolgyi as first Journalist in Residence The initiative, hosted by the EUI’s Max Weber Programme (MWP), aims to foster dialogue between researchers and journalists. Read more EUI welcomes Flora Garamvolgyi as first Journalist in Residence
Exploring the genetic and environmental drivers of educational inequality What role do schools play in shaping educational outcomes, and how do genetic and environmental factors interact in this process? In this interview, Max Weber Fellow Kim Stienstra discusses her paper tackling genetic and social disparities in education. Read more Exploring the genetic and environmental drivers of educational inequality
Strong EUI presence at 2024 APSA convention in Philadelphia At the American Political Science Association (APSA) annual meeting, a delegation of EUI professors and researchers presented research outputs, chaired panel discussions, and contributed to debates on major issues in political science. Read more Strong EUI presence at 2024 APSA convention in Philadelphia
Max Weber Fellow Andres Reiljan and co-authors win 2024 GESIS Klingemann Prize A paper on affective polarisation across world democracies, co-authored by Andres Reiljan, receives the 2024 GESIS Klingemann Prize for the Best Comparative Study of Electoral Systems (CSES) Scholarship. Read more Max Weber Fellow Andres Reiljan and co-authors win 2024 GESIS Klingemann Prize