APSA Short Course 2022: Political Mobilization in Cities

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September 14, 2022 9-4 pm

Please submit application by April 15, 2022

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If you are a student, what year in the program are you?

This is a full day short course, but we understand that some people can only attend half-day. Do you anticipate attending:

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What role would you be willing to play at the workshop?

Give a 15 minute research talk

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Please select your preference for your role at the workshop.

Give a 15 minute research talk

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Please submit a title and a ~200 word abstract (if submitting for a research, book, or lightning talk)

To what research stream do you see your project contributing:

Institutions: Historical legacies, institutional development, and policy reform

Electoral mobilization: Campaigns, clientelism, and populism

Urban space: Infrastructure development, urban renewal, gentrification

Collective action: Protest, everyday resistance, collective decision-making

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