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The relational approach to the study of political phenomena has known over time an increased popularity. The Standing Group on Political Networks is aimed at pushing forward the application of network perspectives and tools to enhance our understanding of a broad range of political dynamics characterizing contemporary societies - from social movements to individual political behaviors to the use of ICTs as a tool for democratic participation. To reach its aim, the Standing Group regularly organizes dissemination events and panels at both the ECPR general conference and session of workshops as well as in other conferences and venues. Moreover, the Political Networks SG is actively engaged in the effort of fostering continuous methodological innovation and novel multidisciplinary applications of networks at the crossroads between political science, sociology, communications, economics, antropology and graph theories. It welcomes scholars and young researchers from different disciplines and fields sharing passion and interest for networks (membership requests can be sent at politicalnets.ecpr@gmail.com). Updates on the Standing Group activities are available on Twitter (@politicalnets)

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Committee Role   Manuel Fischer Universität Bern Petr Ocelík Masaryk University Monica Di Gregorio University of Leeds Maria Brockhaus University of Helsinki Marc Esteve Del Valle Rijksuniversiteit Groningen Carlos Bravo-Laguna Hebrew University of Jerusalem    Loading… Loading…

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Sebastian Koehler Kings College London Rossana Sampugnaro Università di Catania Mario Diani Università degli Studi di Trento Frank Haege University of Limerick Isabelle Borucki Philipps-Universität Marburg Anja P. Jakobi TU Braunschweig Manuel Fischer Universität Bern Sebastian Haunss Universität Bremen Heidi Maurer University for Continuous Education Krems (Danube University Krems) Kai Arzheimer Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz Asimina Michailidou Universitetet i Oslo Laura Morales Sciences Po Paris Page 1 of 14 (166 items)1234567…121314 Loading…