2014/15

- Celine Colombo "Debiasing political opinions - The case of the Scottish independence referendum”

- Martijn Schoonvelde, Susan Banducci, Jason Barabas, Jennifer Jerit, Will Pollock, and Daniel Stevens "Three Approaches to Gauging Media Effects"

- Hanna Schwander, Philip Manow "Modernize and Die’? German Social Democracy and the electoral consequences of the Agenda 2010”

- Enrique Hernández and Macarena Ares “Evaluations of the quality of the representative channel and unequal participation”

- Diego Garzia "Personalization of Politics between Television and the Internet"

- Wouter van der Brug "Government loss and economic voting: a global perspective” Joint session with the POLCON project

- Kyriaki Nanou "Economic crisis and the rise of welfare nationalism across the EU” Joint session with the POLCON project

- Fabrizio Bernardi, Lela Chakhaia, Liliya Leopold “Sing Me a Song With Social Significance”. The (mis)use of significance testing in European Sociological research” Joint Session with the Political Inequality working group.

- Rens Vliegenthart "Do the Media set the Parliamentary Agenda? A Comparative Study in Seven Countries" Joint session with the POLCON project

- Martín Portos, Brais Alvarez, John Vourdas "From increasing autonomy to secession in Western Europe. Why do nation-states fall apart? A cross-sectional approach” 

- David Brady, Lorenzo De Sio, and Aldo Paparo: "Party identification and new measurement strategies: first results (US, Italy, France) from a 8-country comparative survey"

- Scott F. Abramson and Michael J. Barber “An Institutional Common Score of National Constitutions” 

- Fernando Casal Bertoa: “Seismic Wave Or Tsunami? Assessing Party System Change In Times Of Crisis” Joint session with the POLCON project

- Elias Dinas, Giorgos Antoniou, Spyros Kosmidis and Leon Saltiel: "Collective Victimhood and Anti-Semitism"

- Marta Fraile, Monica Ferrín and Gemma García: “The Gender Gap in Political Knowledge Revisited”

- Alan Jacobs, Timothy Hicks and J. Scott Matthews “Inequality and Electoral Accountability: Class-Biased Economic Voting in Comparative Perspective" Joint session with the Political Economy Working Group

Convenors for the year 2014-2015: Mathilde Van Ditmars and Enrique Hernández