More than three years after the beginning of the COVID pandemic, governments around the world face a new series of crises, testing the trust citizens place in policy leaders and democratic systems.
Which lessons have we learnt from the COVID pandemic on how should policy leaders respond to political crises? How can government navigate these crises effectively while maintaining compliance and trust in the political system?
The scientific community gathered evidence on these key questions using a wealth of data collected during the COVID pandemic. Their research can help government to design and prepare better responses to the geopolical, environmental, economic and societal crises we are facing. The CIVICA Public Lecture invites leading researchers in the field to discuss lessons learnt and the way forward.
Speakers:
- Dorottya Szikra – Senior Researcher at the Centre for Social Sciences, Budapest, and Visiting Professor at the Department of Gender Studies, CEU Vienna.
- Heike KlüverHeike Klüver – Full Professor and Chair of Comparative Political Behavior at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and Spokesperson of the DFG Research Training Group DYNAMICS.
- Mark HallerbergMark Hallerberg – Professor of Public Management and Political Economy at the Hertie School in Berlin.
- Michael BecherMichael Becher – Assistant Professor in political science at IE University in Madrid.
In the CIVICA Public Lecture Series Tours d’Europe, experts from CIVICA universities present their recent findings and interrogations on timely topics to the general public. The series aims to strengthen citizens’ knowledge base and to facilitate a direct dialogue between social science researchers and the wider society.
CIVICA Public Lecture Series Tours d’Europe
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