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15DEC 2025
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FAU doctoral student at the EELISA PhD Symposium in Budapest
Selim Küçükkaya, doctoral candidate at the Chair of Comparative Politics and European Governance, presented his research project at a poster session at the 1st EELISA PhD Symposium in late November. In his interdisciplinary doctoral project, he complements research on social infrastructures (in the sense of libraries, cafés, and social media) with a political science perspective […]
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09APR 2025
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Interdisciplinary Workshop on Sustainability Research
Interdisciplinary Workshop on Sustainability Research Sustainability research in economics, law and political science was the theme discussed during a two-day workshop organised by Prof. Sandra Eckert at the Chair of Comparative Politics. The aim of the interdisciplinary exchange that comprised six thematic panels was to identify the range of approaches used when analysing important environmental […]Interdisciplinary Workshop on Sustainability Research Sustainability research in economics, law and political science was the theme discussed during a two-day workshop organised by Prof. Sandra Eckert at the Chair of Comparative Politics. The aim of the interdisciplinary exchange that comprised six thematic panels was to identify the range of approaches used when analysing important environmental […]
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06JUN 2024
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New Research Project on European Elections: Motivations in Electoral Decision-Making
The European elections 2024 raise exciting questions for political scientists. Current forecasts see Eurosceptic and populist parties on the left and right of the political spectrum making significant gains. This is a development across Europe which is currently particularly visible in Germany and Austria. The right-wing parties Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) and the Alternative […]
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18APR 2024
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Online Debate on European Environmental Policy
What are the consequences of the upcoming European elections for the future of European environmental policy? How can and should the EU respond to increasing social mobilisation and polarisation of environmental policy? These were the questions addressed by academic and political experts during an online discussion today. Prof. Jale Tosun from the Institute of Political […]
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04APR 2024
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Online Debate on European Environmental Policy (18 April 2024)
Environmental policy is no longer largely decided in Berlin, but in Brussels – according to a rough estimate, around 80 per cent of national legislation has its origins in European law. The EU institutions and in particular the European Parliament, which will be newly elected on 9 June 2024, are therefore extremely powerful in this […]
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28MAR 2024
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Sandra Eckert Writes about the European Elections (Nürnberger Zeitung)
In her contribution published in the Nürnberger Zeitung today, Prof Sandra Eckert, Chair of Comparative Politics, writes about why the European elections are important and what they are about. According to Eckert, Europe is not an abstract entity, but determines our everyday lives. Product standards, environmental regulations, data protection provisions… the list of things that […]
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