Welcome to "No problem et al.!" In this podcast, we interview political scientists about their research in the context of bigger developments in politics and society: why were radical right parties in the last 20 years so successful? What are structural divides in contemporary Europe? How do current political events relate to long-term trends? This podcast is hosted by Viktor Burgi and Julius Kölz... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Social SciencesPoliticsNewsScience |
In the eighth episode of “Political Science? No Problem et al.” we talk to Björn Bremer about how the public thinks about austerity politics in the context of Germany's upcoming election. How does public opinion look on spending cuts and what drives ... more
In the seventh episode of “Political Science? No Problem et al.” we talk to Vicente Valentim about the role of norms in the normalization of the far-right. How do social norms influence the expression of radical-right political preferences? How do sk... more
In the sixth episode of “Political Science? No Problem et al.” we talk to Professor Silja Häusermann about the crisis of social democratic parties. How have long-term changes in the labor market affected the electoral coalition of these parties? Have... more
In the fifth episode of “Political Science? No Problem et al.” we talk to Professor Noam Gidron about democratic backsliding in Israel. What ideological motivations lie behind the controversial plans to weaken the Israeli justice system? What attitud... more
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This podcast offers insights from political scientists, engaging in discussions that connect individual research to broader political and societal trends. Topics such as the rise of radical right parties, structural divides in contemporary Europe, and the relationship between current events and long-term political trends are explored through interviews with experts in the field. The format is informative and fosters a deeper understanding of complex political dynamics, appealing to listeners interested in the intersection of research and real-world political contexts. It's particularly noteworthy for its focus on how theoretical insights inform practical political discourse, making it relevant for both academic audiences and general listene... more
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Recent guests on Political Science? No problem et al.! include:
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