Events
The Permanent Seminar, organized by the Academic Secretary of the IC3JM, Amuitz Garmendia, takes place on Fridays at 12:30 and is announced here.
Spring 2025
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31 January: David Rueda (University of Oxford), “The Rich are Different from You and Me: Fairness, Merit and Support for Redistribution”.
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21 February: Amalia Álvarez-Benjumea (CSIC), “The Enforcement of Political Norms”.
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14 March: Andrew Guess (Princeton University), “The Effects of Political Recommendations on Social Media”.
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21 March: Aditya Dasgupta (University of California, Merced), “Urbanization and the Rise of the Right in India”
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4 April: Yotam Margalit (TAU and KCL), “Does Attracting Investments Also Attract Voters? The Politics of the Winners from Globalization”.
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25 April: Vicky Fouka (Stanford University), “Structural Transformation and Value Change: The British Abolitionism Movement”
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23 May: Daniel Naurin (ARENA, University of Oslo), “Identifying the Precedential Value of Case law of the Court of Justice of the EU – A Machine Learning Approach”.h”
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6 June: Kathryn Sikkink (Harvard University), the title will be announced at the Institute’s web site
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Events
On June 12 and 13, 2025, UC3M will host the third workshop for Master’s students in social sciences organized by the University of Barcelona (IPERG, IEB and the Economic History and Development Research Group) together with the Carlos III-Juan March Institute. This is an academic workshop in which eight Master’s students (four from each institution) will present the research projects they are working on for their Master’s thesis. The event will be organized by Sebastián Lavezzolo representing the Master in Social Science (IC3JM) and Pilar Sorribas and Francesc Amat representing the Master in Institutions and Political Economy (UB).
Impact, Research and impact
Antonio Cabrales, wrote an article in El Mundo on the financing of public universities in Madrid.
Impact, Research and impact
Ilona Lahdelma was invited to the Finnish Parliament to speak about the Development of Rural Areas.
Impact, Research and impact
Margarita Torre participated in two events: on the one hand, in the Forum 360º of the Social Observatory of “la Caixa” on November 25, 2024, with the title “Las ciencias sociales del futuro: nuevos datos, nuevas herramientas y nuevas habilidades”. On the other hand, on February 11, 2025, the event V Gymkana de la Ciencia de Datos at the UC3M, with the title “Género y datos: el reto de medir la (des)igualdad”
