Alina Felder-Stindt

@europraline.bsky.social

Assistant Professor | @upf.edu | former HSG postdoc and BAGSS fellow| researching 🇪🇺 things, mostly knowledge policies | she/her

📢 EUGOV starts with the first seminar of the semester! Alina Jasmin Felder (UPF) will present her work: Rally Around the EU Flag: MEPs’ Response to the Crimean Annexation and Russian Invasion of Ukraine (with Levan Kakhishvili, ETH Zürich) Date: 12 Nov, 13h Room 24.426, Campus Ciutadella, UPF

Just in time for the courses starting at @Upf.edu, I am joining this vibrant institution as Assistant Professor today. I am beyond excited for the new chapter and grateful for the opportunity to continue doing what I love: conducting and teaching political science research.

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✨ Read all about our terrific ECPR Knowledge Politics and Policies section with its 9 exciting panels on academic freedom, Artificial Intelligence, science diplomacy, universities & more at #ecprgc25 in Thessaloniki in August here era.ideasoneurope.eu/2025/09/21/e... @ecpr.bsky.social

ECPR Knowledge Politics and Policies 2025

The 2025 edition the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) General Conference at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece, 26-29 August. T

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Call for papers 👇 On 21 February 2024, we will be hosting a workshop on "Exploring the Politics of Long-Termism", as part of my NWO-funded EXPLOT project. There is some (at least partial) funding available to attend the event. I'd be most grateful if you could share! polisky

Call for Papers: 

Workshop: Exploring the Politics of Long-Termism
University of Groningen, Wednesday 21 February 2024

The “Exploring the Politics of Long-Termism” (EXPLOT) research team invites scholars from various disciplines in the social sciences to submit proposals for participation in an interdisciplinary workshop focused on exploring the dynamics, challenges, and opportunities associated with long-term thinking in politics. This workshop aims to foster meaningful discussions, exchange of ideas, and collaboration among researchers interested in the intersection of political science, public policy, history, sociology, (behavioural) economics, environmental studies, philosophy, and related fields.
Within the framework of this project, we seek to understand how political systems, institutions, and actors engage with long-term considerations in their decision-making processes.Selected contributions will be invited to contribute to the edited volume “A Research Agenda for the Politics of Long-Termism”, contracted with Edward Elgar (to be submitted in the course of 2025), as well as a special issue proposal on the subject matter. Most importantly, this workshop aims at building an international and interdisciplinary community of scholars working on different aspects of political long-termism.

Partial financial support will be provided for selected participants who require it in order to come to Groningen, with priority being given to early-career researchers. This workshop will also be given in a hybrid setting, should interested colleagues be unable to join in person. Contributions from scholars based in the Global South are very much encouraged.

If you are interested in contributing, please send a short abstract (approx. 300 words) and a short biography (one paragraph) to b.j.j.leruth@rug.nl and r.kremer@rug.nl.

I’m looking for scholars who want to be part of a knowledge policy panel at #sgeu24 (panel description below). In case you are interested in contributing to this panel as paper-giver send your abstract (300words) until 16 November 2023 to alinajasmin.felder@unisg.ch.

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