CPC-related researchers have been out and about again. This week, Joost van Spanje will give a talk in Exeter, UK, on “On parrots and pariahs: Legal, media and politica reactions to anti-immigration parties in Europe”. Claes de Vreese will travel to Aarhus, Denmark, on Friday to take part as committee member at Troels Boggild’s PhD defense . Last week, Katjana…
Last week, the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) announced that Claes de Vreese has been elected a member. He was a member of the Jonge Akademie from 2009 until 2014. This is a lifelong appointment of this body which gives advice (asked or not) about science and science policy. The membership is marked with a ceremony on…
Today 19 May, Sanne will talk about her research at the Amsterdam Public Library as part of the Dutch Academy of Science ‘Faces of Science’ initiative. See https://www.knaw.nl/nl/actueel/agenda/mei-2016-faces-of-science-in-oba-amsterdam And on Friday 20 May, Sanne will participate in the panel “Digital Citizens” of the European Youth Event (EYE) which takes place at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. See http://www.europarl.europa.eu/european-youth-event
The UK will vote in a referendum on 23 June on whether to Remain in or Leave the European Union. What arguments will be most powerful in influencing public attitudes in the vote? Today, Monday 9 May, Prof Simon Hix from the London School of Economics and Political Science will give a lecture on “For and Against Brexit: A Survey Experiment…
CPC-related researchers have been very active in the last couple of weeks. Claes de Vreese traveled to Japan and, among other things, gave a lecture at Meiji University in Tokyo. Bert Bakker wrote a blog for the LSE European Politics and Policy website about a recent publication in European Union Politics concerning attitudes towards the EU. You can read the blog here….