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Dear Colleagues,
The Governance Department at the German Development Institute (Deutsches
Institut für Entwicklungspolitik, DIE) and the Hertie School of Governance
are organizing a workshop on political institutions and inclusive
development. The workshop will feature innovative empirical and analytic
papers on the effects of political institutions on economic or human
development outcomes. It is also open to contributions developing new
schemes to classify political regimes or measure political institutions
and to papers exploring the various governance implications of
institutional performance across regime types. The organizers particularly
welcome papers that aim at one or more of the following objectives:
- Disentangle the institutional bundles that make up political regimes
and examine the effects of specific political institutions on development
outcomes.
- Analyze the distributional consequences of political regimes or
specific political institutions across income categories, ethnic groups,
or other social groupings.
- Evaluate the effects of political regimes or specific political
institutions making use of natural experiments or quasi-experimental
methods.
- Develop approaches that distinguish regimes types in the middle ranges
of the autocracy-democracy spectrum, particularly with regard to so-called
hybrid regimes.
- Introduce comparative perspectives on developed and developing country
patterns, including the EU.
The workshop seeks to provide a space where authors can receive
high-quality feedback from other scholars working on similar issues and to
create opportunities for collaboration among participants. To allow for
this type of interaction, participation will be limited to about 15
presenters.
The full call for papers can be found here.
The deadline for submissions is 31 August 2014.
We are looking forward to your submissions.
Jörg Faust (DIE), Helmut Anheier (Hertie School of Governance), Luis A.
Camacho (DIE), and Sebastian Ziaja (Heidelberg University)
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