Other

”Data Challenges in Empirical Political Research: Experiments, Legislative Data, and Comparative Surveys” by Marta Gallina (Catholic University of Lille) and Stefano Camatarri (Catholic University of Louvain) , June 30 at 17:00-

“Khaki Clout: Civil-Military Relations Under Thailand’s Tutelary Defective Democracy in 2026” by Paul Chambers (Visiting Research Scholar at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University), July 27, 13:05-

“The wage-mismatch index: A new indicator of labor demand in the job search market” by Prof. Keisuke Kawata (University of Tokyo), June 27, 16:15.

“Alarming Figures: A Framing Experiment on the Effect of Information about Extremist Political Violence on Radical Attitudes” by Nina Fadarkhan Osenbrügge (University of Mannheim), July 7, 18:00.

“Bandwagoning by stealth? Explaining Georgia’s Appeasement Policy on Russia” by Prof. Kornely Kakachia (Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University), July 9, 15:15.

CFP: IPSA RC31 Political Philosophy Methodology Workshop 2026, Waseda University

“Economic Precarity and Populism in East Asia” by Prof. Samson Yuen (Hong Kong Baptist University), July 1, 17:00.

“The political economy of redistricting: voters, firms and donors” by Prof. Jeffrey F. Timmons (NYU Abu Dhabi), June 2, 17:00.

(June 5, Friday) International Symposium “Circulation of Texts and Cultural Exchanges across the Transpacific Space: Spain, New Spain, the Philippines, and Japan (16th–19th Centuries)”

“Collective narcissism, contrarian political orientations and denial of rationality” by Prof. Agnieszka Golec de Zavala (Goldsmiths, University of London), May 25, 17:00.