Political scientist Vineeta Yadav discusses her research on the comparative analysis of political parties and interest groups, emphasizing the need of increased investment in social science research within developing countries.
11.09.2023
As the world navigates an intricate tapestry of complex challenges both present and forthcoming, the Centre for Science Futures' working paper, “Looking at the Future of Transdisciplinary Research” describes a vital pathway for evidence-based and society-driven solutions.
17.08.2023
The annual Prize celebrates the legacy of Stein Rokkan, a true pioneer in comparative social science research, acknowledging a submission deemed a substantial and original contribution in the field.
16.02.2023
<i>Religious Parties and the Politics of Civil Liberties</i> (Oxford, 2021)
06.02.2023
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Seven films on social transformations to sustainability launched today by the Transformations to Sustainability programme.
28.09.2022
This special series explores the impact of the social sciences on the pandemic and the impact of the pandemic on the social sciences, covering Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Anthropology, and Statistics.
27.07.2022
The celebration of academic and non-fiction film will take place over four days in April, in the historic Montmartre neighbourhood of Paris.
06.04.2022
The annual Prize celebrates the legacy of Stein Rokkan, a true pioneer in comparative social science research, acknowledging a submission deemed a substantial and original contribution in the field.
16.12.2021
'City, State: Constitutionalism and the Megacity' by Ran Hirschl, Professor of Political Science and Law at the University of Toronto
08.09.2021
The 9th of August was the International Day of Indigenous Peoples, and this year the focus was on “Leaving no one behind: Indigenous peoples and the call for a new social contract.” We spoke to Meg Parsons about what it would really take to work towards a new social contract in science-policy spaces.
10.08.2021
