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Sophie Suda

While coalition parties align with the government, opposition parties use events to criticise. This effect is even stronger when media attention is high. We also show that external shocks increase internal party fragmentation, and therefore increase debate inside parties.

📣 Call for #ecprgc26 Papers 🛣️ Advancing the Study of Parliaments: Structures, Actors and Processes at a Crossroads 🪑 @sophsuda.bsky.social & @ortuttnauer.com ✅ @sgparliaments.bsky.social endorsed ⌛ Deadline: 9 Jan buff.ly/LtNLlvQ #Polisky

Final reminder - deadline today! 🚨🦉

🚨 So excited about our new paper in @BJPS: h7.cl/1iliZ! We (Corinna, Lena, Camila, Sarah) analyze how gender shapes the extent to which ministers are scrutinized by parliament.

It is finally out‼️ THANK YOU to everyone involved, especially for the openness to participate and believe in a book idea presented by - at the time - two Phd candidates :) As with most things, the process took longer than expected, but I'm super excited that the book has now become reality 🥰

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📣 Call for Papers! Die Themengruppe Vergleichende Parlamentarismusforschung lädt zur Tagung am 🗓 1.–2. Oktober 2026 📍 in Greifswald (dieses Jahr bei uns vor Ort – ich freue mich sehr!) Einreichungen bis 15. Mai 👇 Hier gehts zum Call for Papers shortlink.uk/1tdsI

Call for Papers open! The ECPR General Conference is taking place in September in Krakow and our section (organised by @sophsuda.bsky.social and @ortuttnauer.com) is open for papers! Please submit by 5 Jan! Full details on our section are here: ecpr.eu/Events/Event... 🦉

Advancing the Study of Parliaments: Structures, Actors and Processes at a Crossroads

General Conference 2026, 8 – 11 September, Jagiellonian University

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Gender Bias in Legislative Oversight: Do Parliamentarians Control Women Ministers More Tightly than Men Ministers? - Volume 56

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Gender Bias in Legislative Oversight: Do Parliamentarians Control Women Ministers More Tightly than Men Ministers? | British Journal of Political Science | Cambridge Core

Sophie Suda

European Consortium for Political Research

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@christinastremming.bsky.social and I are very happy to present our paper on party reactions to external shocks. Main findings : Foreign policy events restructure party politics! You can find the full paper here: doi.org/10.1080/0964... More details below.

European Consortium for Political Research

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Advancing the Study of Parliaments: Structures, Actors and Processes at a Crossroads

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📣 Applications are open for the Summer School of the Standing Group on Parliaments! 🗓️ 27 Jul–6 Aug, Goethe University Frankfurt @sgparliaments.bsky.social proudly presents its Summer School which offers a platform to: ✔️ Explore recent advancements ✔️ Present research ✔️ Receive career advice ⌛️7 May

Corinna Kroeber

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ECPR Parliaments Standing Group

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General Conference 2026, 8 – 11 September, Jagiellonian University

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Advancing the Study of Parliaments: Structures, Actors and Processes at a Crossroads

Sophie Suda

Deadline: Thursday 7 May 2026

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European Consortium for Political Research

🚨OUT NOW🚨 Youth Political Representation - A Global Perspective on Young Adults Presence in Political Institutions Edited by @kirareneekurz.bsky.social & @britanlar.bsky.social link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

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Youth Political Representation Research Network