Socialisation dynamics and the neoliberal transformation in Turkey

The PSA Turkish Politics Group are pleased to invite you to the Autumn 2024 Turkish Politics Online Workshop, a forum for scholarly discussions on key political issues shaping contemporary Turkery. The online workshop titled “Socialisation dynamics and the neoliberal transformation in Turkey” presentedby Dr. Pelin Akkaya Yerli (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), will take place at 14:00 UKT (15:00 CET, 16:00 TUR) on November 18. The discussants will be confirmed and the registration link will be shared closer to the time.
Does Islamic Religiosity Constrain Democratic Attitudes?

The PSA Turkish Politics Group are pleased to invite you to the Autumn 2024 Turkish Politics Online Workshop, a forum for scholarly discussions on key political issues shaping contemporary Turkery. The online workshop titled “Does Islamic Religiosity Constrain Democratic Attitudes?” will take place at 14:00 UKT (15:00 CET, 16:00 TUR) on November 11. The discussants will be confirmed and the registration link will be shared closer to the time.
From the Ground Up: Investigating the Relationship between Political Trust and Citizen Participation in the Wake of the Turkey Earthquake

The PSA Turkish Politics Group are pleased to invite you to the Autumn 2024 Turkish Politics Online Workshop, a forum for scholarly discussions on key political issues shaping contemporary Turkery. The online workshop titled From the Ground Up: Investigating the Relationship between Political Trust and Citizen Participation in the Wake of the Turkey Earthquake, presented by Mine Karaca (Research Fellow) and Professor Emre Toros (Hacettepe University). The event will take place at 14:00 UKT (15:00 CET, 16:00 TUR) on October 28th.
51st Annual Conference, American Politics Group of the UK Political Studies Association, 3rd – 5th January 2025, Keele University

Dates: 3rd January 2024 – 5th January 2025 Location: Keele University Campus, Staffordshire, UK. Booking: 51st Annual Conference, American Politics Group of the UK Political Studies Assoc, 3rd – 5th Jan | Keele University Online Store Last Booking Date for this Event: December 4th, 2024. Costs with Hotel Accommodation for two nights: https://www.marriott.com/en-gb/hotels/manck-courtyard-keele-staffordshire/overview/ Registration Standard registration: £345 Not in full-time employment (including PGRs): £280 Costs without accommodation Standard registration: £155 Not in full-time employment (including PGRs): £100 Call for Papers If you are interested in presenting a paper, please send a title and abstract to Dr Jon […]
The Parliaments Specialist Group Annual Conference
The Parliaments Specialist Group will hold their Annual Conference on 21-22 November 2024 in Cardiff. The programme and further details are available here. You can register for the conference until 11 November 2024.
TEACHING SCOTTISH POLITICS – 27 NOVEMBER ONLINE
The PSA Territorial Politics Group is convening a meeting for those teaching Scottish politics (or devolution more broadly) to share ideas, strategies and resources. We thought it would be helpful to convene a meeting of those teaching Scottish politics (or devolution more broadly). Andrew Malvern from Sage will join us to learn a bit more about how Scottish politics is taught – in case anyone has a textbook they’re keen to pitch. Join us on Wednesday 27 November at 2:30 PM on MS Teams. Register here to add this event to your diary. The event wont be recorded but well […]
GLOBAL ELECTIONS ROUNDTABLE – 20 NOVEMBER ONLINE

2024 has been a remarkable year for elections. The PSA Territorial Politics group will host an online event covering the election results across a range of multilevel states. Join us on 20 November from 3:00-4:30 PM on MS Teams. Register here to add this event to your diary. All welcome. Speakers: ·Wilfried Swenden, Edinburgh (India) ·Judith Sijstermans, Aberdeen (Belgium) ·Malcolm Harvey, Aberdeen (US) ·Timothy Peace, Glasgow (France) ·James Griffiths, Manchester (UK) The session will be chaired by Paul Anderson, LJMU.
Colloquim
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The American Politics Specialist Group is organizing an event on November 22nd at The British Library. Full details will be provided soon, but it promises to be an engaging event for those interested in contemporary political issues. Location: British LibraryDate: Friday 22nd November, 2024Keynote: The Twentieth Century U.S. Right and the Origins of Trumpism by Prof. Lisa McGirr (Harvard)Registration available: here This is a ticketed event, for more information please visit here. The APG/BAAS annual colloquium will be held at the British Library on Friday, November 22nd, 2024. The event will run from 12.30 to 6.00 and will be headlined by Professor Lisa […]
PSA American Politics Event: National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, Ocean Health and Ocean Science: How can Effective Partnerships Support the Future of our Oceans

Unfolding Our Shared Future Talk Series National Oceanographic Centre, Southampton Public Event 20 November; 17.30-19.00; Charnock Lecture Theatre, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton The format of the event will be a fireside chat chaired by Professor Penny Holliday, Chief Scientific Officer at the National Oceanography Centre. Joining Professor Holliday is Professor Jon Copley, Professor of Ocean Exploration and Science Communication at the University of Southampton and Dr Steve Thur from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in the United States discussing how partnerships in ocean health and ocean science can support the future of our oceans. Attendees will have the […]
Political Polarisation
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The American Politics Specialist Group will hold an event on October 29th at Durham University focused on “Political Polarisation.” 29 October, 6-7.45pm, Teaching and Learning Centre, Durham University The event will focus on the causes and risks associated with the surge of political extremism in democracies and feature insightful discussions and analysis on the current state of affairs in Anglo-American and European nations. Register for in-person: here Join online: here This talk is part of a series, titled ‘Unfolding Our Shared Future’, which is delivered by the American Politics Group of the Political Studies Association and the host universities with […]