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3 August 2026

When Do Pop­u­list Gov­ern­ments De­ter For­eign Dir­ect In­vest­ment?

29 June 2026

New pub­lic­a­tion: Mak­ing sense of memes: how to study dis­trib­uted know­ledge as lay eco­nom­ics

Postdoc Noya Kohavi has published a new research article, Making sense of memes: how to study distributed knowledge as lay economics, in the Review of…

29 June 2026

New pub­lic­a­tion: Or­gan­iz­ing ex­clu­sion: a qual­it­at­ive study of gendered re­cruit­ment prac­tices in Nor­d­ic bank­ing

Postdoc Unnar Theodorsson has a new publication in the Journal of Organizational Ethnography.

25 June 2026

Ed­die Ash­bee con­siders US im­mig­ra­tion policy

Eddie Ashbee has contributed a chapter to the latest edition of the very long-established series surveying US political processes (Developments in American…

22 June 2026

Money in Polit­ics Con­fer­ence

This week EGB is hosting the fifth annual CBS-Princeton Money in Politics Conference

28 May 2026

Salma Ma­hamed suc­cess­fully de­fen­ded her PhD dis­ser­ta­tion: The Polit­ic­al Eco­nomy of Aid Al­loc­a­tion

On May 26th, Salma Mahamed successfully defended her PhD thesis: The Political Economy of Aid Allocation

18 March 2026

Double up on in­aug­ur­al lec­tures

EGB celebrating the inauguration of two new professors

18 February 2026

New pu­bli­ca­tion: Diplo­ma­cy in the age of ex­per­ti­se: the case of cy­ber diplo­ma­cy

Johann Ole Willers, Lars Gjesvik have published a new article: Diplomacy in the age of expertise: the case of cyber diplomacy in the Journal International Affairs, 2026

27 January 2026

Fight­ing for a Bet­ter Life: Protests and Pub­lic Opin­ion in South Africa

New article by Sigrid A. Koob and Mogens K. Justesen published in Comparative Political Studies.