Political studies

Doctoral programme (PhD)
A.Y. 2019/2020
Study area
Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
Inter-university
Università di Pavia
PhD Coordinator
The interuniversity doctoral programme in Political Studies (POLS) integrates coherently empirical-positive and theoretical-normative approaches in political science. The programme therefore provides students with the methodological tools and cultural background common to the various lines of study and research, and a solid specialised preparation in four main areas, which may in some cases overlap:
a) institutions and public policy;
b) political theory and political philosophy;
c) international studies;
d) political communication, public opinion and political behaviour.
In order to promote the internationalization of the doctoral programme, English will be the official language.
The POLS doctoral programme aims to form not only young researchers who can engage in international academia but also professional figures able to undertake research, provide consultancy, coordinate and manage private research centres, think tanks, and political and economic organizations, both private and public, in regional, national and international contexts.
a) institutions and public policy;
b) political theory and political philosophy;
c) international studies;
d) political communication, public opinion and political behaviour.
In order to promote the internationalization of the doctoral programme, English will be the official language.
The POLS doctoral programme aims to form not only young researchers who can engage in international academia but also professional figures able to undertake research, provide consultancy, coordinate and manage private research centres, think tanks, and political and economic organizations, both private and public, in regional, national and international contexts.
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Dipartimento di Scienze sociali e politiche - Via Conservatorio, 7 - Milano
- Degree course coordinator: Matteo Jessoula
matteo.jessoula@unimi.it - Main offices
Dipartimento di Scienze sociali e politiche - Via Conservatorio, 7 - 20122 Milano - Degree course website
http://www.nasp.eu/training/phd-programmes/pols.html - Segreteria
graduate.school@unimi.it
Title | Professor(s) |
---|---|
African politics | |
Agents and agency in policy-making |
G. Capano
|
Analysis of Political Concepts |
F. Battegazzorre
|
Antipolitics and Populism |
G. Bobba
F. Chiapponi
|
Attitudes towards politics |
G. Legnante
|
Bioethics: Legal and Political Aspects | |
Civil disobedience | |
Coalition governments | |
Company-based Welfare | |
Comparative education and higher education policy |
G. Capano
|
Comparative electoral behavior |
G. Legnante
|
Comparative Institutions | |
Comparative Labor Policy |
S. Sacchi
|
Comparative legislative, executive and bureaucratic politics | |
Comparative methodological strategies | |
Comparative Migration Policy
Curriculum: CORRETTO |
T. Caponio
|
Comparative Political Economy |
S. Sacchi
|
Comparative Social Policy |
P. Vesan
|
Comparative welfare state | |
Conjoint analysis and valence voting | |
Contemporary liberal theory |
M. Bianchin
|
Courts | |
Defence policy |
A. Locatelli
F. Coticchia
|
Democratic performance | |
Democratic Theory |
G. Cama
|
Democratization |
G. Cama
|
Dirty hands and political responsibility |
M. Bianchin
|
Economic determinant of democracy |
G. Cama
|
Electoral behavior |
G. Legnante
|
Electoral Campaigns |
G. Legnante
G. Bobba
|
Empirical Political Theory |
F. Battegazzorre
|
Environmental policy | |
EU Social and Economic Governance |
S. Sacchi
|
European Foreign and Security Policy |
A. Locatelli
|
European Integration: policies, politics and institutions (socio-economic governance) |
M. Clementi
|
European Union Policies | |
Europeanization |
G. Bobba
|
Executive and Legislative Politics of the European Union | |
Foreign Policy Analysis |
F. Coticchia
M. Clementi
|
Fundamental Rights and Constitutional Theory | |
Geopolitics |
F. Coticchia
|
Governance processes in local development policies |
P. Vesan
|
Health policy | |
Human Rights and Women's Rights | |
Humanitarian Intervention and R2P | |
Humans Rights and Normative Pluralism | |
Hybrid regimes |
G. Cama
|
Immigration |
T. Caponio
|
International Relations |
M. Clementi
A. Locatelli
F. Coticchia
|
Intraparty Politics | |
Italian Politics |
F. Chiapponi
|
Justice and injustice |
M. Bianchin
|
Law and Politics | |
Legislative Studies | |
LGBT Rights and Politics | |
Local government and governance | |
Media and Politics |
G. Legnante
|
Methodological issues in political philosophy |
M. Bianchin
|
Middle East |
V. Parsi
|
Military Intervention | |
Minimum income protection in comparative perspective: policy and politics | |
Models of Compromise |
M. Bianchin
|
Multilevel governance of immigration and immigrant integration policies |
T. Caponio
|
National and European identity |
G. Legnante
|
NATO and Transatlantic Relations |
M. Clementi
|
Neo-institutional analysis | |
Organization of business interest | |
Party and Party Systems | |
Party Competition | |
Party Politics |
F. Chiapponi
|
Pluralism of values and political disagreements |
M. Bianchin
|
Policy advisory and evidence based Policy |
G. Capano
|
Policy change: drivers and mechanisms |
G. Capano
|
Policy design |
G. Capano
|
Policy implications of electoral rules | |
Policy learning |
P. Vesan
|
Policy mechanism design and policy analysis | |
Policy tools |
G. Capano
|
Political communication |
G. Legnante
G. Bobba
|
Political Institutions |
F. Battegazzorre
F. Chiapponi
|
Political Parties |
F. Chiapponi
|
Politics and development | |
Public administration |
G. Capano
|
Public opinion |
G. Legnante
G. Bobba
|
Public-Private Partnership | |
Qualitative methods | |
Rational choice Theory and Formal modeling | |
Realism in IR Theory | |
Representation | |
Second Welfare | |
Security Studies |
M. Clementi
|
Social Innovation | |
Social Investment | |
Social rights and distributive justice | |
Social-media analysis | |
Spatial theory of voting | |
Strategic Studies |
F. Coticchia
|
The politics of public policies | |
Transatlantic Relations |
V. Parsi
|
Truth and politics |
M. Bianchin
|
US Foreign Policy |
M. Clementi
|
Valence politics | |
War Studies | |
Welfare and Philanthropy | |
Work-life balance and family policies in comparative perspective |
Courses list
January
Courses or activities | Professor(s) | ECTS | Total hours | Language |
---|---|---|---|---|
Compulsory | ||||
Qualitative and Comparative Methods (Module 1) | 2 | 10 | English |
February
Courses or activities | Professor(s) | ECTS | Total hours | Language |
---|---|---|---|---|
Compulsory | ||||
Applied Multivariate Analysis for Social Scientists B | 3 | 20 | English | |
Empirical Political Theory | 3 | 20 | English | |
Optional | ||||
Qualitative comparative analysis (Module 2) | 3 | 20 | English |
March
Courses or activities | Professor(s) | ECTS | Total hours | Language |
---|---|---|---|---|
Compulsory | ||||
Project Colloquium | 3 | 20 | English |
April
Courses or activities | Professor(s) | ECTS | Total hours | Language |
---|---|---|---|---|
Compulsory | ||||
Academic English for Social and Political Sciences | 3 | 20 | English | |
Political Philosophy: Methods and Topics | 3 | 20 | English |
October
Courses or activities | Professor(s) | ECTS | Total hours | Language |
---|---|---|---|---|
Compulsory | ||||
Logic and Epistemology of the Social Sciences | Bianchin Matteo
|
3 | 20 | English |
Political Philosophy | 5 | 30 | English | |
The Language of Mathematics in Contemporary Social Sciences | 6 | 40 | English |
December
Courses or activities | Professor(s) | ECTS | Total hours | Language |
---|---|---|---|---|
Compulsory | ||||
Game Theory | 3 | 20 | English |
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