22 February 2013
The Analysis of Deliberative Politics
This course explores how the philosophical construct of deliberation can be analysed empirically. This concerns conceptual questions, research design and measurement issues as well as the antecedents and outcomes of deliberation. The course will not only provide students with the latest theorising in deliberation, it will also familiarize them with the various methodological techniques to study deliberation empirically.
Course leader
Andre Baechtiger
University of Lucerne
Target group
advanced students and junior researchers in political science and adjacent disciplines
Course aim
as above
Credits info
2 EC
Participants have the opportunity to gain 2 ECTS credits from the University of Vienna for attending an Introductory or Advanced Courses (15 hours). Participants must successfully complete their course, and successfully complete their project assignment in order to obtain 2 ECTS credits – Transcripts will be sent to the participants by The University of Vienna.
For all courses being attended (Introductory, Advanced and/or Software Training Courses), participants also receive a certificate of attendance.
Certificates of accreditation (if applicable) as well as certificates of attendance are sent to the participants after the Winter School has ended, by the University of Vienna
Fee info
EUR 0: ECPR Member – €495
Non-ECPR Member – €690
ECPR Member who has attended the ECPR SSMT 2012* – €445
Non-ECPR Member who has attended the ECPR SSMT 2012* – €640
*There is a €50 loyalty discount deducted from all Introductory and Advanced Courses to participants who attended the 2012
Summer School in Methods and Techniques (SSMT) in Ljubljana (this discount does not apply to Software Training Courses).
Scholarships
Self funded students from ECPR member institutions will be able to apply for funding in the form of scholarship funds and travel and accommodation grants. Please use the following link for further information: http://new.ecprnet.eu/Funding/WinterSchool.as