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24
Sep
2020

Online: Alon Kraitzman & Jessica Genauer - Reducing Uncertainty in Government Evaluation: The Interplay of Security Concerns and Economic Perceptions in the Arab World

Seminar

The literature on government popularity focuses on security and prosperity as the two most important factors shaping government evaluation. However, we still know little about how these two factors can together inform citizens' decision to reward or punish the government. Studies in diversionary…

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24
Sep
2020

Online: Alon Kraitzman & Jessica Genauer - Reducing Uncertainty in Government Evaluation: The Interplay of Security Concerns and Economic Perceptions in the Arab World

Seminar

The literature on government popularity focuses on security and prosperity as the two most important factors shaping government evaluation. However, we still know little about how these two factors can together inform citizens' decision to reward or punish the government. Studies in diversionary…

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10
Sep
2020

APSA 2020 SSW Event | Understanding Australia’s Crisis Coordination

Webinar/Online

Australia’s 2019-20 bushfires killed at least 33 people, more than a billion animals and resulted in the destruction of thousands of properties and millions of hectares of forest and bushland ecosystem. Federal government action during and after these events drew heavy criticism across the…

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03
Sep
2020

Online: Charles Butcher - Friday on my mind: Re-assessing the Impact of Protest Size on Government Concessions

Seminar

Do more protesters on the streets make regimes more likely to concede to protester demands? Several studies have linked protest size and the likelihood of government concessions. Yet existing research has three limitations: many studies fail to distinguish between distinct causal mechanisms, are…

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27
Aug
2020

Online: Alex Opera - Defending Education: A Democratic Role for Courts in Education Policy

Seminar

On January 11th, 2007, the McCleary family from Jefferson County and the Venema family from Snohomish Country filed a lawsuit on behalf of their children against the State of Washington. The petitioners demanded that the court force the state government to produce the “ample provision for the…

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21
May
2020

Online: Lee Ann Banaszak - Party Activism and Protest outside the Convention: A Look at the 2016 RNC and DNC Protests

Seminar

The recording of this seminar is available to watch online now via facebook. Protest participation may be motivated by a number of different strategic considerations; protestors -- who are generally seen as outsiders from the political system -- might try to achieve new policy outcomes or alter…

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14
May
2020

Online: Renard Sexton - Deadly Populism: How Local Political Outsiders Drive Duterte’s War on Drugs in the Philippines

Seminar

Zoom link: https://anu.zoom.us/j/95674924059 Around the world, populists have won elections on the strength of crowd-pleasing, but norm-defying, policy proposals. Although effective at mobilizing support at election time, these policies are often difficult to implement in practice because…

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