Join us for an exciting talk by @aslicerencinar at the @LSEGovernment Political Behaviour seminar today! She will present her paper “Perceived masculinity is not a vote winner: A visual survey experiment” *4-5 pm UK time* (in-person or online) @LSENews.
Delighted to be welcoming Toni Rodon @tonirodon back to our LSE Political Behaviour seminar today at 4pm, presenting:
“Under Paving Stones, the Votes! The relationship between improving the public realm and electoral fortunes”.
🗣️When political candidates have similar policy stances but their vote pitch differs...
▶️@aslicerencinar & O.Kıbrıs show that voters are more likely to choose the one with the lower voice-pitch https://t.co/P6Ywvk266d #FirstView#OpenAccess
Looking forward to all the exciting talks in the @LSEnews Political Behaviour Seminar series this year!
Talks will be on-campus (open to anyone interested) but you can also join remotely.
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@LSEGovernment@sarahobolt @FlorianFoos @aslicerencinar
Excited for #EPSA2023@europsa. I am presenting work on candidate facial masculinity and voter perceptions as well as two field experiments on identity priming in campaigns. Join me tomorrow morning for two great panels ⬇️ (photo credits to @katharina_law)
Excited to welcome @tabouchadi to the @LSEGovernment Political Behaviour seminar today! Join us for his talk on “Stepping Out of the Comfort Zone: (How) Can Niche and Challenger Parties Expand Their Electorate?” today *4-5 pm UK time* (in-person or online) @LSENews.
Excited to welcome @michtorresp to the @LSEGovernment Political Behaviour seminar today! Join us for her talk on “Beyond prediction: identifying and accounting for latent treatments in images” today *4-5 pm UK time* (in-person or online) @LSENews.
The @LSEGovernment Political Behaviour seminar is excited to welcome Zach Dickson @sachary_ today! Join us for his talk on “Elite Cues and Mass Non-compliance” today *4-5 pm UK time* (in-person or online) @LSENews
The @LSEGovernment Political Behaviour seminar is excited to welcome @SevincBermek today! Join us for her talk on “Victim-blaming Norms and Gender-based Violence: Self-interest or Morality Drive Policy and Behaviour Change?” today *4-5 pm UK time* (in-person or online) @LSENews
Looking forward to today’s @LSEGovernment Political Behaviour seminar with @moritzmarbach! Join us for his talk “Causal Effects, Migration and Legacy Studies” today *4-5 pm UK time* @LSENews
I am happy to have been selected to receive the MPSA Women's Caucus Travel Award, which is a great honor. Thank you for supporting women who are pursuing graduate degrees!
Congrats to Travel Award recipient, Asli Ceren Çinar. @aslicerencinar is a Ph.D. candidate at the @LSEnews. Her research focus includes political behavior, candidate evaluations, and experimental methodology.
The @LSEGovernment Political Behaviour is excited to welcome @fgilardi today!
Join for his talk on “Problem Definition in the Digital Democracy” *4-5 pm London time* (in-person or online) @LSENews
@sarahobolt @katharina_law @dianebolet@JCLeschke@RonjaSczepanski@dpzollinger @Pavithra_Suri @Sarah_Brierley1 @melissaleesands Thank you so much, Sara, for your constant encouragement and support. It is a fantastic opportunity to be surrounded by so many inspiring women scholars. Happy International Women's Day!
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The UCL students are doing an amazing job organising the donations to be sent to the earthquake zone. If you are around London, please consider donating! @TheUnionUCL
We're so proud of how our community has responded, with many of our student's families and friends living in the affected areas. Every donation really matters.
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