Politics as communicated, and as data
As undergrads, postgrads and even PhD (or PGR) students, we receive constant reminders that we need to save our research data at multiple places and frequently, both from teachers, supervisors and peers. There are also conferences and symposia dedicated to underlining the importance of making data available and replicability. However, by taking an online course […]
Read MoreI have to admit I’m guilty of staying within my comfort zone quite a bit. As a result, I haven’t traveled much since moving to the UK. However, trying to make a change, I have recently visited a friend in Cambridge and met up with another friend in Edinburgh, Scotland, both for a couple of […]
Read MoreLast night, I followed the results coming in from the General Election (June 8, 2017), as reported by the BBC. For me, the takeaway would be that…
Read MoreEarlier this week, on the 31st, I attended two politics related events in Nottingham.
Read MoreAfter half a year of reading up on relevant, political scientific literature,and some additional methods training, I was given the task to come up with a feasible thesis project, which would address one single topic to be dealt with in slightly different ways, by 3 separate studies. These studies would be separate but related, to […]
Read MoreIt doesn’t feel like it’s been too long since I’ve started my PhD (in October 2016), yet my annual review is already looming. While a year seems like a long time, time does fly. Still it does not feel like an annual review and it actually, really, genuinely isn’t one…
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