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Une séance dans le cadre du séminaire conjoint CERI - CEE (Centre d'études européennes et de politique comparée)  : Les sciences sociales en question : grandes controverses épistémologiques et méthodologiques.

Séance du mardi 20 septembre 2022, 17h-19h

Expert surveys have become a popular tool to measure across time and space a wide array of political phenomena, from party positions to the quality of democracy. But can we rely on experts’ judgments and what exactly do such surveys measure? Jan Rovny draws from his experience as one of the principal investigators of the Chapel Hill Expert Survey on party positioning to reassess the validity/reliability of such instruments, and René Lindstadt discusses the nature of the measurement problems such data raise.

Speaker:
Jan Rovny (Sciences Po, CEE) is co-author of “Explaining the salience of anti-elitism and reducing political corruption for political parties in Europe with the 2014 Chapel Hill Expert Survey data”, Research & Politics, January 2017 (with J. Polk, R. Bakker et al.) and “Measuring party positions in Europe: The Chapel Hill expert survey trend file, 1999-2010”, Party Politics, 2015, 21(1):143-152 (with R. Bakker, C. de Vries, E. Edwards et al.)

Discussant:
René Lindstädt (School of government, University of Birmingham) is co-author of “When Experts Disagree: Response Aggregation and Its Consequences in Expert Surveys”, Political Science Research and Methods,2020, 8(3):580-588 (with S-O. Proksch et J.B. Slapin) 

Chair:
Nonna Mayer, Sciences Po, CEE, CNRS

Responsables scientifiques : Samy Cohen, Sciences Po-CERI et Nonna Mayer, Sciences Po-CEE / CNRS.

Évènement en présentiel

Une séance organisée dans le cadre du cycle de séminaire Énergie et Cohésion : gouvernance régulations et négociations organisé en partenariat avec EDF/RD.

Mercredi 28 septembre, 10h-12h, Salle G009, 28 Saints-Pères

Intervenant :
Benjamin Frugier, Directeur Direction du Développement des entreprises et des Projets Fédération des Industries Mécaniques

Responsables scientifiques : François Bafoil (Sciences Po-CERI / CNRS), Ferenc Fodor (EDF R&D, Verso project), Rachel Guyet (CIFE)