Events

ELECDEM workshops and conferences

The ELECDEM training programme includes a series of four workshops and two conferences which are scheduled during the first 3 years of the project. Attendance at these six core project events is obligatory for the ELECDEM researchers. External researchers may also apply to participate in these core events, a limited number of spaces will be available and researchers should contact the Network Administrator for further details on the application process.

In addition to these core events, our partners may organise their own in-house workshops, courses, lectures and seminars. Some of these events are also shown here but this is not a complete listing.

Kick-off conference - Exeter - Challenges in Electoral Research

18 - 20 November 2009, Exeter UK

Workshop in Electoral Survey Design

30 April - 4 May 2010, Budapest Hungary

Workshop in Experimental Methods

28 June - 2 July 2010, Brussels Belgium

Short course in Challenges and Opportunities in Cross-national Electoral Research

31 July 2010, Essex UK

The Electoral Consequences of Parties’ Policy Shifts: Who Reacts, When, and How? Presented by Prof James Adams

21 - 22 October 2010, Exeter UK

How to Win Hearts and Minds? The Political Sociology of the Support for Suicide Bombing. Presented by Dr Giacomo Chiozza

25 November 2010, Exeter UK

Workshop in Advanced Techniques for Political Communication Research: Content Analysis

20 - 24 March 2011, Amsterdam The Netherlands  

Structural Equation Modelling with Cross-sectional Data. Presented by Dr John Transue

9 September 2011, Exeter UK  

The Genetics of Political Behaviour. Presented by A/Prof Peter Hatemi

10 September 2011, Exeter UK  

Workshop in Comparative Research Methods: Analysing Cross-National and Multi-level Data in the Social Sciences

22 - 26 January 2012, Istanbul Turkey  

Advancing Electoral Research - ELECDEM closing conference

28 - 30 June 2012, Florence Italy  

Multi-level training session presented by Prof Trevor Bailey

26 - 27 July 2012, Exeter UK  

Reading material in advance of workshops and conferences

Suggested readings as provided by our workshop speakers

The Numbers Game - a talk with Professor Chris Anderson

16 May 2013, Exeter UK