
Was great to see growing interest in AI politics, governance & policy at #ecprgc26 & #EASST2026 with many packed panels and inspiring talks
Informal meet-up of AI politics researchers from both conferences turned to be huge success, asking for more activity in this space while ensuring good quality
Now that we have all returned from the #ecprgc26 , we would like to thank all of you who attended the panels organized by our SG!
Special thanks to all our Discussants, Panel Chairs and Paper Presenters who shared their recent or forthcoming work at the Conference. We all became a little wiser!
🏆Really delighted & honored to receive this best paper price #ecprgc26 from the interest group section together with our amazing team
🙏Heartfelt thanks to @eliseantoine.bsky.social @tombarton.bsky.social @liserodland.bsky.social for being part of this sometimes somewhat challenging journey🚀
Wrapped up #ecprgc26 and #EASST2026 in Krakow with a visit to the former Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory
I'd like to think that the lack of pics and posts from me about #ecprgc26 means that I had a blast. And I did. My favourite conference, with lots of amazing colleagues and papers, and in an impressive city.
Leaving #ECPRGC26 in Kraków with ideas about how parties in CEE are resilient but rather empty vessels with personality & technological change mattering more than we would really Good discussions, useful challenges, & plenty to think about on journey back. Esp abt binning some old paradigms.
2,300 registered participants, 350 panels, four intense days. After months of prep, another conference is behind me. This time not as a speaker, but on the local organizing committee, coordinating 45 volunteers. Lesson learned? No task is too big if you are a part of a great team #ecprgc26
🎉This week at #ecprgc26 in Krakow we celebrated the 10th anniversary of Knowledge Politics and Policies Standing Group with 10 excellent panels ecpr.eu/Events/Event...
🙏 Huge thanks to the fantastic organizers, great presenters, rigorous discussants & engaged audience! @ecpr.bsky.social
#BehindTheResearch Andreas Müller + MAXQDA
Sociologist and MAXQDA trainer, Andreas is a great support to researchers. MAXQDA is software for qualitative and mixed-methods data analysis.
ECPR Methods School
ecpr.eu/content/1513
A salute to #ecprgc26 @ecpr.bsky.social @maxqda.bsky.social
@petrhrebenar.bsky.social, Tomas Knap, and Tomáš Polák use stylometry to detect ghostwriting on the Czech Constitutional Court #ecprgc26
As the ECPR conference draws to a close, don't forget that you can find Politics and International Relations content on our platform, Bristol University Press Digital. #ecprgc26
Browse our OA resources and recommend the collection to your librarian to unlock full access:
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@silje-hermansen.bsky.social on what men don't see: showing that female litigants fare better when the reporting judge is female #ecprgc26
Thank you to @ecpr.bsky.social and the IO section organizers @svanhildur.bsky.social @ajullmann.bsky.social for another great conference experience #ecprgc26 Even on the last day in the last IO panel, the turnout and audience engagement were great.
Maren Lüdecke considers the relationship between court composition and appeal rejection rates in asylum cases in Germany #ecprgc26
Kalman Pocza on what explains variation in how constitutional courts use their annulment powers #ecprgc26
Dina Lou Hadar on how governments respond to judicial Interventions in asylum governance! #ecprgc26
Aleksandra Kubińska on what explains why court curbing triggers public protests in some backsliding contexts, but not in others! #ecprgc26