Core Lecture

Nonviolent repression in electoral autocracies (Katerina Tertytchnaya)

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Welcome to the Core Lecture "Nonviolent repression in electoral autocracies" by Katerina Tertytchnaya (University College London)

The programme for the core lecture series for the Spring 2023 is:

16 February: "Peer effects and authoritarianism: Evidence from Norway" - Sirianne Dahlum
16 March: "Nonviolent repression in electoral autocracies" - Katerina Terytchnaya
30 March: "Political Culture, Right Wing Authoritarianism, Social Dominance Orientation, and Trump Voters" - Brendon Swedlow
1 June: "Need Not Apply: The Relationship Between the Ideology of Candidates for State Supreme Courts and the Contribution Preferences of Male and Female Donors" - Eric N Waltenburg

All seminars are held on Thursdays 14.00-15.30 in the Sampol Meeting room (2nd Floor), and are open to all.

If you wish to receive invitations to the CORE Lecture Series, you can send a request to Alexander.Verdoes@uib.no

Gjesteforelesning

16.03.2023 - 14.00–15.30

Meeting room, Christies gate 15, 2nd floor

Alexander Verdoes

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The Core Lecture Series

The CORE Lecture Series is organised by the CORE research group (Citizens, Opinion, Representation, and Elections) at the Department of Comparative Politics.

Leading international scholars are invited to present their ongoing research on a broad range of topical issues for the research group.

The seminars are funded by the SAMEVAL grant awarded by the Norwegian Research Council.

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