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All sessions are held at 12:30hs in Building 17 (room 17.2.75) unless otherwise indicated.[\/vc_column_text][tabbed_section style=”minimal” tab_change_animation=”fade” alignment=”left” spacing=”default” tab_color=”Accent-Color” vs_content_animation=”fade” vs_link_animation=”opacity” vs_navigation_alignment=”left” vs_navigation_width_2=”25%” vs_navigation_func=”default” vs_navigation_width=”regular” vs_navigation_spacing=”15px” vs_navigation_mobile_display=”visible” vs_tab_spacing=”5%” cta_button_style=”accent-color” icon_size=”24″][tab icon_family=”none” title=”2026\/2027″ id=”1790572206368-0″ tab_id=”1790572206368-10″][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”even” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”September 18″ col_2_content=”Luis L. 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\n– 18:00 h” col_2_content=”Nikoleta Yordanova (Leiden University)” col_3_content=”“Just to be clear? 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icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 14″ col_2_content=”Andrew Guess (Princeton University)” col_3_content=”\u201cThe Effects of Political Recommendations on Social Media\u201d”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”4″ column_layout_using_4_columns=”small_first_last” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_4_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” col_4_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 21″ col_2_content=”Marzo Aditya Dasgupta (University of California, Merced)” col_3_content=”\u201cUrbanization and the Rise of the Right in India\u201d”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”4″ column_layout_using_4_columns=”small_first_last” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_4_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” 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Authoritarian support in times of crisis: Evidence from Turkey. `{`Meeting ID: 850 5683 0081 \u00b7 Passcode: 054911`}`” cta_1_text=”Zoom” cta_1_url=”https:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/85056830081?pwd=WUdudStkNVk3c0xlT3RHSzExV3ZGQT09″ cta_2_text=”PDF” cta_2_url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/10\/RegimeSupport_Turkey_Madrid-version_Oct2021.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”4″ column_layout_using_4_columns=”small_first_last” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_4_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” col_4_text_element=”p” cta_1_open_new_tab=”true” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”November 12″ col_2_content=”Marta Fraile (CSIC)” col_3_content=”Why women shade away from the political realm? 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col_2_content=”David Siegel (Duke University)” col_3_content=”A theoretical approach to modeling conflict using partially related data. | 5pm Online. `{`Meeting ID: 812 7559 4130 \u00b7 Passcode: 571740`}`” cta_1_text=”Zoom” cta_1_url=”https:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/81275594130?pwd=amMxTjNyMjVYcDdFVXJTdkZHcUYzZz09″][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”4″ column_layout_using_4_columns=”small_first_last” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_4_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” col_4_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 11″ col_2_content=”Geoffrey Evans (Oxford University)” col_3_content=”Class, Status and Identity Politics”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”4″ column_layout_using_4_columns=”small_first_last” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” 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Meeting ID: 859 3296 4253 Access Code: 414298<\/i>” cta_1_text=”Paper” cta_1_url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/Combat_Experience_and_Foreign_Policy_Attitudes.pdf” cta_2_text=”Join” cta_2_url=”https:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/85932964253?pwd=Y2dQUXd6Zm45RzNSOGZvNmFKVll0QT09″][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”4″ column_layout_using_4_columns=”small_first_last” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_4_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” col_4_text_element=”p” cta_1_open_new_tab=”true” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”May 21 \u00b7 17:30hs” col_2_content=”David Siroky \u00b7 Arizona State University” col_3_content=”A Study of Civilian Support for Insurgency in Irregular War. ID: 819 3947 9715 \/ Code: 308458″ cta_1_text=”Join” cta_1_url=”https:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/81939479715?pwd=Q08rcHh4UktCNjFjTGVEa3VOTFF1Zz09″][\/tab][tab icon_family=”none” title=”2019\/2020″ id=”1790572206751-0″ tab_id=”1790572206751-4″][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”October 4″ col_2_content=”Stephanie Rickard\/ LSE” col_3_content=”Incumbents Beware: The Impact of Offshoring on Elections (Room 18.1.A11)” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/09\/Rickard-Offshoring-2019.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”October 11″ col_2_content=”Lanny Martin \/ Bocconi University” col_3_content=”Voter Sophistication and Multiparty Bargaining” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/W03-4-Martin.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”October 18″ col_2_content=”Michael Becher \/Institute for Advanced Study in Toulouse” col_3_content=”Curbing Unequal Representation: The Impact of Labor Unions on Legislative Responsiveness” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/BS-CurbingUnequalRepresentation.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”October 25″ col_2_content=”Michael Coppedge \/ University of Notre Dame” col_3_content=”International Influences on Democratization” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/Michael-Coppedge.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”November 15″ col_2_content=”Lars-Erik Cederman \/ University of Zurich” col_3_content=”Redemption through Rebellion: Linking Border Change to Ethnonationalist Conflict” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/11\/Fractionalization_JuanMarch2019.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”November 22″ col_2_content=”Nikitas Konstantinidis \/ IE University, Madrid” col_3_content=”International Organization (IO) Conditionality and the Local Ownership of Reforms: The Case of the IMF” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/11\/IMF-Conditionality-and-Ownership-Konstantinidis-and-Reinsberg.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”December 12 (Room 18.1.A11)” col_2_content=”Matthew J. Hoffman \/ University of Toronto” col_3_content=”Climate Change and the Politics of Decarbonization”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 6″ col_2_content=”Teresa Kramarz \/ University of Toronto” col_3_content=”The World Bank, Bureaucratic Rationality and the Promise of Environmental Partnerships” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/Kramarz-The-World-Bank-and-Partnerships-for-the-Environment.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 13 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Christopher Wlezien \/ University of Texas at Austin” col_3_content=”Institutions, Parties, and the Timeline of Elections” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/Kramarz-The-World-Bank-and-Partnerships-for-the-Environment.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”April 3 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Richard Breen \/ Nuffield College, Oxford University” col_3_content=”Educational Assortative Mating and Intergenerational Reproduction in the United States” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/Kramarz-The-World-Bank-and-Partnerships-for-the-Environment.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”April 24 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Anastasia Gorodzeisky \/ Tel Aviv University” col_3_content=”The Long Arm of Children\u2019s Age at Immigration: Educational and Labor Market Outcomes”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”April 29 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Liesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks \/ UNC Chapel Hill” col_3_content=”A Cleavage Theory of Partisanship”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”May 8 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Rub\u00e9n Ru\u00edz-Rufino \/ King\u2019s College, London” col_3_content=”The Political Effects of Financial Bailouts”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”May 15 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Juan Antonio Mayoral \/ University of Copenhagen” col_3_content=”Public Opposition to Human Rights Adjudication in National and European Courts”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”May 22 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Ann-Kristin K\u00f6lln \/ Aarhus University” col_3_content=”Party Members as Communicators: How Interpersonal Discussion with Members Clarifies a Party\u2019s Ideology”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”May 29 \u00b7 CANCELLED” col_2_content=”Pablo Beramendi \/ Duke University” col_3_content=”Political (In)equality”][\/tab][tab icon_family=”none” title=”2018\/2019″ id=”1790572206823-3″ tab_id=”1790572206823-4″][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”October 5″ col_2_content=”Lilach Lurie \/ University of Tel Aviv” col_3_content=”Do Trade Unions Promote Intergenerational Solidarity? Evidence from Canada and Israel.”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”October 19″ col_2_content=”Moshe Semyonov \/ University of Tel Aviv” col_3_content=”Gender and Racial Earnings Disparities and Sector of Employment” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/gender-and-racial-earnings-disparities-and-sector-of-employment\/”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”October 26″ col_2_content=”Daniele Caramani \/ University of Zurich” col_3_content=”National Past and Populism: The Re-Elaboration of Fascism and its Impact on Right-Wing Populism in Western Europe.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/10\/The-ReElaboration-of-Fascism-and-Its-Impact-on-RightWing-Populism-in-Western-Europe.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”November 16″ col_2_content=”Amanda Garret \/ Georgetown University, Qatar” col_3_content=”Pluralism and Contentious Politics in France.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/10\/Pluralism-and-Contentious-Politics-in-France.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”November 23″ col_2_content=”Marina Costa Lobo \/ University of Lisbon” col_3_content=”The Consequences of Politicisation of the EU for Voting Behavior.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/11\/Costa-Lobo-and-Pannico-Madrid-November2018.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”November 30″ col_2_content=”Gabriel Negretto \/ CIDE, M\u00e9xico” col_3_content=”Constitutional Change and Democratization: The Impact of Elite Bargains and Mass Participation.”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 8″ col_2_content=”Pablo Barber\u00e1 \/ LSE” col_3_content=”From Riot Police to Tweets: How World Leaders Use Social Media During Contentious Politics.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/03\/Barbera-et-al-world-leaders-201903.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 22″ col_2_content=”Milena Ang \/ University of Chicago” col_3_content=”Guilty by Association: the Spillover Effects of Corruption-related Prosecutions.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/03\/Ang_Guilty_by_Association_draft.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”March 29″ col_2_content=”Jan Paul Heisig \/ Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin” col_3_content=”Lack of Skills or Formal Qualifications? New Evidence on Cross-country Differences in the Labor Market Disadvantage of Less-educated Adults.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/03\/HeisigEtAl_Paper_Final.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”April 5 (Room 15.1.01)” col_2_content=”Luis Miller \/ CSIC” col_3_content=”The Effect of Education, Income Inequality and Merit on Inequality Acceptance.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/Education-income-inequality-and-merit-Final-Nonanonymous.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”May 10″ col_2_content=”Anna Getmansky \/ LSE” col_3_content=”War and Politics: How and Why Wars Affect Individual Level Attitudes and Behavior.” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/05\/War-and-Politics.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”May 13″ col_2_content=”Joseph H.H. Weiler \/ NYU School of Law” col_3_content=”Sovereignties in Contention: The European Cultural War 2003-2019.”][\/tab][tab icon_family=”none” title=”2017\/2018″ id=”1790572206891-2″ tab_id=”1790572206892-6″][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”25\/5\/2018″ col_2_content=”Carles Boix \/ Princeton University” col_3_content=”Democratic Capitalism at a Crossroads? Technological Change and the Breakdown of Consensus Politics” url=”https:\/\/ijlinz.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/05\/democratic-capitalism-at-a-crossroads-paper-for-uc3-may-2018.pdf”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” open_new_tab=”true” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” icon_family=”none” icon_size=”regular” col_1_content=”18\/5\/2018″ col_2_content=”Covadonga Meseguer \/ LSE and Santander professor at UC3M” col_3_content=”Return Migration and Democratization”][nectar_horizontal_list_item columns=”3″ column_layout_using_3_columns=”small_first” col_1_text_align=”left” col_2_text_align=”left” col_3_text_align=”left” col_1_text_element=”p” col_2_text_element=”p” col_3_text_element=”p” font_family=”p” hover_effect=”default” hover_color=”accent-color” 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