Seminario Política y Gobierno Primavera 2016

17 febrero, Lee Ann Banaszak (Pennsylvania State University): “Public Opinion as a Movement Outcome: The Case of Women’s Movements.” Comenta: Sandra Ley (DEP)
2 marzo, Daniel Zizumbo (CIDE): “Tomando la justicia en nuestras manos: Una aproximación experimental.” Comenta: Brian Phillips (DEI)
9 marzo, Sebastián Garrido (CIDE): “Eroded Unity and Clientele Migration. Explaining the Demise of the PRI Regime.” Comenta: Joy Langston (DEP)
30 marzo, Stathis Kalyvas (Yale University): “The Marxist Paradox in Civil Wars.” Comenta: Luis de la Calle (DEP)
6 abril, John McCarthy (Pennsylvania State University): “The Tea Party Movement’s Short Romance with Annual Protest Demonstrations.” Comenta: María Inclán (DEP)
20 abril, Michael Bernhard (University of Florida) & Chris Reenock (Florida State University): “Institutional Subsystems and the Survival of Democracy: Do Political and Civil Society Matter?” Comenta: Sebastián Garrido (PIPE)
4 mayo, Frank Baumgartner (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill): “Driving while Black: It’s Getting Worse.” Comenta: Rosario Aguilar (DEP)
18 mayo, Doug Hecock (Bucknell University): “Democracy, Human Capital, and Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico.” Comenta: Carolina Garriga (DEP)

Todos los seminarios serán los miércoles de 14:30 a 16:00 en la sala de juntas de la División de Estudios Políticos del CIDE campus Santa Fe.

Informes:

Cirenia Hernández | 5227 9800 ext. 2173 | cirenia.hernandez@cide.edu