Excited for the spring 2023 edition of the "Aarhus Party Politics Seminar" and welcoming fabulous guests to Aarhus: @MariaThurk, Fabrizio Gilardi (inactive) & Maiken Røed.

🏆 🏆 🏆 Winner of the ‘Bryan Jones young scholar best paper award’ at the Policy Agendas #CAP2023 is Daniel Møller Eriksen PhD at Political Science Aarhus Universitet Aarhus BSS. He is takling the study of party issue competition to new levels. 🔥🔥 Congrats!! So well deserved.

Wrapped up #CAP2023! 🎉 Grateful for all those brilliant minds coming to Antwerp, insightful discussions, and everything we learned on agenda-setting, info-processing, and more. Shoutout to our amazing team Zeljko Poljak & Karolin Soontjens (in collab with Wageningen U&R)🙌

Delighted that my paper Young People Punish Undemocratic Behavior Less Than Older People is now conditionally accepted at British Jnl Poli Sci. I show what the title suggests using a large amount of survey experimental evidence. Thread below.

To what extent are campaign priorities contrasted or convergent, and why? In our forthcoming Comparative Political Studies article, Emiliano Grossman @egrossman.bsky.social and I argue that parties converge to similar priorities because they monitor each other and take up issues from opponents 👇