Peter Egge Langsæther

peterla.bsky.social

08 October 2026 13:19

New WP with brilliant co-author @jacobnyrup.bsky.social! Which governments are most representative? We match the backgrounds of tens of thousands of cabinet ministers to population data in 136 countries (1991-2021) and measure the representation gap on gender, age, education, class and geography.

Department of Political Science, University of Oslo

statsvitenskap.bsky.social

03 October 2026 10:33

📢 New article 🌟 👤 Bjørn Mo Forum @bjornforum.bsky.social (ISV) 👉 Bureaucratic turnover under new governments: the moderating effect of bureaucratic and political layering 📖 Open access in Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/jopa...

counster.bsky.social

25 September 2026 15:37

Pleased to share that @ulaserdogdu.bsky.social's article was shortlisted for the Cedric Smith Prize, which recognizes outstanding peace and conflict research by a PhD candidate 🎉 Ulaş's article, published in Review of International Studies, is available open access here doi.org/10.1017/S026...

counster.bsky.social

23 September 2026 16:57

Our PI @efetokdemir.bsky.social and predoc fellow @ulaserdogdu.bsky.social attended the Conflict Research Society Annual Conference at the University of Glasgow on 9–10 Sept. They presented their ongoing work on foreign policy and public opinion, and rebel social origins and dynamics of civil war.

Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs

buffett.northwestern.edu

16 September 2026 04:07

How do different forms of repression operate together, and how do these measures shape public attitudes? Drawing on evidence from Turkey, Buffett Research Fellow Ulaş Erdoğdu (@polisciatnu.bsky.social) co-authored research seeking to answer this question. Read: academic.oup.com/jpr/advance-...