RC06 - Political Sociology

Dear members,
Please see below the September newsletter from the Research Committee on Political Sociology! 

We were honored to receive numerous excellent contributions from over 23 CPS members located around the world, and have compiled them into the newsletter we have attached below. 

At a glance, the September newsletter includes: 2 calls for papers/panels, 2 book pre-publication announcements, 6 book publication announcements, and 12 paper publication announcements. 

If you have any publications or news that you would like to share with the community of Political Sociology, please send it to us at this email (rcpscontact@gmail.com) and we'll announce it on our social networks (Twitter: @ResearchCPS), the webpage, and in our upcoming Newsletters.

The last CPS Newsletter is now available. In it, you will find information about the CPS activities during the second semester of 2022, the latest publications of our members, information about the 27th IPSA-AISP World Congress of Political Science, and more.

You can access the Newsletter by clicking here: Newsletter December 2022

The December 2021 Newsletter is now available! You will find in it detailed information about an overview of CPS activities during the second semester of 2021; comments on two books presented in the CPS seminar series; the latest publications from our members; information about The Survey Data Recycling Project; a call for Resilient Cities and Migration Governance papers; and information about the Master Degree in Political Sociology at the UNSAM.

You can access the Newsletter by clicking here Newsletter December 2021

We are pleased to leave you with the recording of the 7th CPS Permanent Seminar: “CPS Talks with Authors”. On this occasion, we were talking with Dr. Muriel Surdez (University of Fribourg, Switzerland) and Dr. Eric Neveu (Sciences Po Rennes, France) about their edited volume Globalizing Issues. How Claims, Frames, and Problems Cross Borders, thereafter commented by Manfred Steger (University of Hawaii-Manoa).

You can have access to the full seminar by clicking here.

We are pleased to leave you with the recording of the 5th CPS Permanent Seminar: “CPS Talks with Authors”. On this occasion, we were talking with Dr. Laurence Morel (University of Lille and Science Po Paris, France) and her book The Question of Referendum, thereafter discussed by Yannis Papadopoulos (Institute of Political Studies, University of Lausanne).

You can have access to the full seminar by clicking here.

We are pleased to leave you with the recording of the 4th CPS Permanent Seminar: “CPS Talks with Authors”. On this occasion, we were talking with Dr. Kévin Parthenay (University of Torus), about his book: A Political Sociology of Regionalism. Perspectives for a Comparison, thereafter discussed by Elisa López Lucia (SciencePo ULB).

You can have access to the full seminar by clicking here.

We are pleased to leave you with the recording of the third CPS Permanent Seminar recording: “CPS Talks with Authors”. On this occasion, we were talking with Dr. Jennifer Piscopo, Associate Professor at the Occidental College, about her book: The Right to be Elected: 100 Years Since Suffrage, thereafter commented by Dr. Julieta Suárez-Cao, Associate Profesor at the Instituto de Ciencia Política in the Universidad Católica de Chile.

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We are pleased to leave you with the recording of the first CPS Permanent Seminar: “CPS Talks with Authors”. On this ocation we were talking with Dr. Gianluca Passarelli, Associate Professor in Political Science at the Department of Political Sciences, Sapienza University (Roma), about his book: Preferential Voting Systems. Influence of Intra-Party Competition and Voting Behaviour, thereafter comented by Dr. Carmen Le Foulon (researcher of the Center of Public Studies, Chile) and Dr. Kenneth Bunker (Elections Observatory, Diego Portales University, Chile).

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The December 2020 Newsletter is now available! You will find in it detailed information about the panels organized by CPS at next ISA forum and IPSA World Congress, the first session of CPS permanent seminar, as well as news from our members. Remember that we are receiving all year long news from our members (latest publications, calls for papers, event organizations, etc.).

You can access the Newsletter by clicking here Newsletter December 2020.

You will find attached an actualized version of CPS statutes which were revised and approved at the XXV IPSA World Congress in Brisbane (21-25 July 2018), and recently updated.