Welcome to the mini conference of the Summer School for Women in Political Methodology! We are very happy to meet you all virtually this year. With networking and feedback opportunities diminishing for junior scholars we would like this to be a forum for you to receive feedback on your research and connect with other women scholars who have been part of our summer school.
Friday, 27 November
| Panel 1: Parties, Populism and Political Communication | |
| Clientelistic Parties, Reelection Incentives and Legislative Cohesion Lucia Motolinia, New York University Discussant: Francesca Vantaggiato, King’s College London | |
| What’s in a Buzzword? A Systematic Review of the State of Populism Research in Political Science Sophia Hunger, WZB Berlin Discussant: Elena Christina Mitrea, CEU Budapest | |
| Smiling Face or Frowning Face? Comparing Emotion Recognition Algorithms for Applications in Political Communication Research Lena Masch, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf Discussant: Christina Monzer, NTNU Trondheim | |
| Responding to populism: French presidential debates Macron vs Le Pen and Twitter reactions Constanza Sanhueza, WZB Berlin Discussant: Kasia Nalewajko, EUI Florence | |
| Break | |
| Tutorials 1 | |
| R-Package overviewR Cosima Meyer, University of Mannheim R-Package for spatial weighting Katrin Paula, University of Mannheim | |
| Networking: Research in Progress |
Saturday, 28 November
Panel 2: Gender, Immigration and Human Rights | |
| Measuring Gender Bias Against Political Leaders Selina Hofstetter, Stanford University Discussant: Viktoria Eriksson, University of Aberdeen | |
| | Gender Dimensions of Nonviolent Campaign Participation: a survey study of the 2006 Jan Andolan II uprising in Nepal Susanne Schaftenaar, Uppsala University Discussant: Mara Revkin, Georgetown University, Washington |
| The ABC of states’ human rights like-mindedness Pilar Elizalde, London School of Economics Discussant: Sigrid Weber, University College London | |
| A Theory of Immigrant Voting Korinna Lindemann, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin Discussant: Wahideh Achbari, University of Amsterdam | |
| Break | |
| Tutorials 2 | |
| R Shiny: Scottish Household Survey Data Explorer Viktoria Eriksson, University of Aberdeen | |
| flipbookr Gina Reynolds, University of Denver |