2024
14 March - Speaker Series: Hajo Boomgaarden (University of Vienna)
6 February - Speaker Series: Philip Habel (University of South Alabama)
23 January - Speaker Series: Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham)
2023
10 October - Speaker Series: Umut Korkut (Glasgow Caledonian University)
30 May - Speaker Series: Shane P. Singh (University of Georgia)
16 May - Speaker Series: Zsolt Enyedi (CEU)
30 March - Speaker Series: László Bruszt (CEU)
9 February - Speaker Series: Visnja Vukov (Department of Political Science, University of Vienna)
2022
7 June - Speaker Series: Amnon Cavari
5 May - Speaker Series: Arseniy Samsonov (Budapest University of Technology and Economics)
7 April - Speaker Series: Manon Westphal (University of Münster/University of Amsterdam)
10 March - Speaker series - Julián Castro-Rea (University of Alberta): The Political Right in the Americas
24 February - Speaker series - Shmuel Nili (Northwestern University): Integrity, Personal, and Political
2021
23 September - Roundtable: Challenges of Democratic Innovations in Europe: Citizens, Politicians and Institutions
22 April - Speaker Series: Philip Rathgeb (University of Edinburgh)
8 April - Speaker Series: Filip Biały (Kazimierz Wielki University)
11 March - Online Conference - Digital populism: fake news, political leaders and incivility on social networks
2020
16 December - Workshop: Political normativity - a persistent challenge to political theory
11 December - Online Conference for the Doctoral Students of Political Science 2020
24 November - Speaker Series: Dorottya Demszky
15 October - Speaker Series: Claudia Mellado (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso)
15 October - Burdens of Political Theory (Workshop)
15 September - Speaker Series: Sergiu Gherghina (University of Glasgow)
2019
5-6 December - The 5th Conference for Doctoral Students of Political Science
28th November - Jasper Paul Simons (European University Institute): "FDI-led development and post-crisis diversity in the political economies of the Visegráds"
17th October - Florian Weiler (University of Basel): A heated debate: must the rich help the poor adapt to climate change?
19th September - Nuno Morgado (Charles University in Prague): Bolsonaro’s discourse and political program: what to expect from the new Brazilian administration?
3rd September - Dr. István Stumpf (Institute for Social Sciences): The dethronement of the invisible constitution? The dynamics of the relationship between the Hungarian Parliament and the Constitutional Court
6-8 June - 12th annual CAP Conference
6th June - Stefaan A. J. Walgrave (University of Antwerp): How accurate are politicians’ perceptions of what the citizens want?
7th May - Andres Moles (Central European University): "The morality of private discrimination"
25th April - Jennifer McCoy (Georgia State University): "Pernicious Polarization"
16th April - Alexander Baturo (Dublin City University): "The New Kremlinology: What Text Mining and Latent-Variable Approches Can Tell Us about the Russian Political Regime and Leadership.”
21st January - Rosario Aguilar (CIDE, Mexico) : Emotions as Moderators of Support for Populism: An Experimental Approach
2018
6th November - Ov Cristian Norocel (Université Libre de Bruxelles): "Antifeminist and 'Truly Liberated': Conservative Performances of Gender by Women Politicians in Hungary and Romania"
27th September - Hanna Wass (University of Helsinki): "Parents of the voter: the role of family background in turnout"
12th April - Gianvittorio Caprara (Sapienza University of Rome): "Personal Determinants of Political Divide"
2017
16th November - Umut Korkut (Glasgow, Caledonian University) and Itir Erhart (Istanbul, Bilgi Univeristy): "Aesthetics of Protest"
26th October - Paula Beger (University Leipzig): "Between state’s sovereignty and European integration. The Asylum and Refugee Policy of the Visegrád States."
26th September - Frank Baumgartner (Chapel Hill University of North Carolina): "The Comparative Agendas Project: Building a Community of Scholars Assessing Links between Politics and Policy"
15th June - Daniela Koller (Universität Bern): "Relationship between Political Knowledge, Political Participation, and Gender in Switzerland"
25th May - Gisela Sin (University of Illinois) "Intra Party Competition in Preferential PR Systems"
6th April - Rosario Aguilar (CIDE, Mexico): "Explaining Support for Authoritarian and Populist Alternatives in Electoral Democracies"
16th February - Zoltán Balázs (Hungarian Academy of Sciences): "The Principle of the Separation of Powers. A Defense."