Comparative politics is the systematic study of political institutions, organisations, processes and behaviour at the local, national and international level. Comparisons across political systems and over time are central to the subject. The main focus of the research is democracy and democratisation in a wide sense, thematically and geographically.
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Calendar
Muriel Rouyer: Is a fossil free welfare state possible?
Meeting room Christiesgt 15, 2nd floor
19.05.2022
14:00–15:30
Grand Hotel Terminus
Introduction to Causal Data Analysis and Modeling with Coincidence Analysis (Workshop)
09:00–17:10
Meeting room Christiesgt 15, 2nd floor
Helene Pedersen: Party soldiers on personal platforms? Politicians' use of social media (Seminar)
14:00–15:30
Grand Hotel Terminus
Current Issues in Coincidence Analysis (Conference)
09:00–17:00
Capitalism, Inequality, and the Myth of Catch-Up Development (Event)
09:30–10:30
Research at the Department of Comparative Politics is organised in three research groups.