CSDC Methodology Winter School 2025
CSDC Student and Postdoctoral Fellow Conference
Reflecting on democratic citizenship
Mur rev nov 24
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Funding competitions:

    January 24, 2025
    (Full Day)

    CSDC Methodology Winter Shool

    Université de Montréal and ZOOM

     

    February 21-22, 2025
    (Full Day)

    CSDC Student and Postdoctoral Fellow Conference 2025

    Hotel Clarendon, Quebec City

    Call for papers – deadline January 3, 2025

     

     

    March 20, 2025

    Les débats à l’Assemblée nationale sur le thème de la pauvreté
    Normand Landry, Département Sciences humaines, Lettres et Communication de l’Université TÉLUQ

    Université Laval, Quebec City

     

    Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows:

    Professors:

      March 21, 2025
      (1:30 – 4 p.m.)

      Économie politique

      Thomson House, , 3650 McTavish , Montreal, Quebec H3A 1Y2

       

       

      May 15-16, 2025
      (Full day)

      Reflecting on democratic citizenship: a multidisciplinary approach to meet contemporary challenges

      Laval University
      Quebec City

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        News

        Interview with Frédérick Bastien on Radio-Canada radio this Tuesday, August 20. It focused on interviews between politicians and journalists.

        The CSDC congratulates Ruth Dassonneville on receiving the APSA Emerging Scholar Award (@epovb)

        The CSDC congratulates Professor André Blais, who was awarded the prestigious Warren E. Miller Prize on this well-deserved recognition for his dedication and lasting impact on our academic community.

         

        Roberto Foa
        (University of Cambridge, England)

        Piercing the Fog of War – Tracking Russian Public Opinion with New Online Data

        Clemens Kroneberg
        (University of Cologne, Germany)

        Ethnic Diversity and Social Networks in German Secondary Schools

        Mariano Torcal Loriente
        (Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona, Spain)

        Democratic experience matters twice: the cross-national and longitudinal effect of democracy on winner/loser gaps in political trust