Join us April 27-28 in sunny Barcelona for our final conference! Find the program and registration form in our website: inventculture.eu/2023-invent-co…

⚡️ Job alert: HiWi (10%) dringend gesucht! Dr. Benita Combet || @[email protected] sucht per sofort für ca. 6 Wochen eine*n Hilfs-Wissenschaftler*in, der*die telefonische Anfragen bei Schulen für ihre Umfrage (Forschungsgebiet Bildungsungleichheit) macht. 👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻 t.uzh.ch/1yd

"Auf gute Nachbarschaft": Frankfurter Allgemeine hat die Studie von Felix Wolter, Or Cohen Raviv & Maila Mertens zur Skepsis der Einwohner Konstanz Zuwanderern gegenüber zusammengefasst. Ethnie + Religion spielen dabei eine Rolle – aber v.a. auch der soziale Status. zeitung.faz.net/fas/wissenscha…

Valentina Petrović: Who supports the New Left in Croatia and Serbia? Drawing upon original survey data the paper shows that greater support comes from younger, urban, culturally liberal-minded individuals, being critical towards state intervention in the market. #Sabor2023

Phänomen «Bullshit-Jobs»: Gibt es Berufe, die objektiv sinnlos sind? Und warum leiden auch Menschen in produktiven Tätigkeiten unter einem Gefühl der Sinnlosigkeit? 👉 Der Soziologe Simon Walo gibt Antworten. nzz.ch/wirtschaft/bul…

Kinder aus Arbeiterfamilien schaffen es bei gleicher Leistung deutlich seltener ans Gymnasium als Kinder aus Akademikerhaushalten. Manche Gründe liegen im Schulsystem selbst. Dr. Benita Combet || @[email protected] im SRF-Interview mit Anna Jungen. Ab Minute 5:19 reinhören: srf.ch/play/radio/red…

.CEU Department of International Relations, @CEUpolsci and PERG invite you to a conference to celebrate Prof Bela Greskovits's achievements in political science and international relations on the occasion of his 70th birthday on 𝗠𝗮𝘆 𝟭𝟬. Details and registration ➡️ tinyurl.com/c6353ad8

🗳️ #EUandI #UseYourVote

Who votes for the right-wing populist parties in Croatia and Serbia, and how do they compare with broader European trends? Find out at our ViPET seminar with Valentina Petrović next Wednesday at Uni Wien ❗️🔜

Superbly interesting!

✨New & #FREE article: 'Who supports the New Left? Evidence from #Croatia' by Valentina Petrović (University of Zurich/Soziologisches Institut SUZ - Universität Zürich) 👉doi.org/10.1080/215991… 🇭🇷 Adam Fagan Petr Kopecky Lenka Bustikova Andrea Pirro

Prof. Dr. Rauhut and PhD Student Nico Mutzner are looking for a research assistant (advanced bachelor or a master student at UZH 👩🏻‍💻) in a research project on human-AI-interaction. Interested? suz.uzh.ch/de/institut/st… #suz #uzh #sociology #soziologie #research

🍽️ 📝 Dr. Anna Mann contributed to two chapters in Prof. Dr. Annemarie Mol's new book about a series of material semiotic inquiries into eating practices - and how social scientists should let go of the dream of universal concepts. #suz #sociology suz.uzh.ch/de/forschung/w…

Pozivamo vas na razgovor o knjizi “Structural Origins of Post-Yugoslav Regimes. Elites, civil society and the state” u okviru #SaborPolitikologa2024 🗓️ 27. oktobar 2024. godine 🕒 15 časova 📍 Slušaonica 3, FPN Beograd Program Sabora nalazi se na: upns.rs/sites/default/…

Valentina Petrović: "Culturally conservative views correlate with lower perceptions of clientelism. Lower middle classes report higher perceptions of clientelism. Even individuals with higher income are aware of the widespread nature of clientelism." 🧶 Valentina Petrović

Panel 24: BOOK TALK, STRUCTURAL ORIGINS OF POST-YUGOSLAV REGIMES. ELITES, CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE STATE 📍Room 3, 15:00-16:30 Moderator: Nebojša Vladisavljević #UPNS2024 #SPSA2024

The 2024 Annual Meeting of the Serbian Political Science Association closes with Valentina Petrović and a book talk on her work newly published work "Structural Origins of Post-Yugoslav Regimes". 📖💬 #SUZ #SPSA2024

FPN Beograd UPNS Great reflections contributing to (and co-organised with) our EMBRACE_Democracy #HorizonEurope project hosted by FPN Beograd. Thanks Nebojša Vladisavljević Valentina Petrović

📊 At #MoPSA2025, Valentina Petrović (University of Zurich) explored the voter bases of emerging opposition parties in Serbia and Croatia. Can these movements build inclusive alternatives—or will they repeat the polarizations of the past? Valentina Petrović