Visiting Researchers
2023/2024
- Graham SMITH : August-December 2024 - University of Westminster, UK / Annabelle Lever & Bernard Reber
Graham Smith is Professor of Politics at the Centre for the Study of Democracy, University of Westminster, UK. He is a specialist in democratic innovations – new forms of public participation in political decision making – in particular, the role they can play in responding to the climate and ecological crisis. He is the Founding Chair of the Knowledge Network on Climate Assemblies (KNOCA) funded by the European Climate Foundation that aims to improve the commissioning, design, implementation and impact of climate citizens’ assemblies.
- Yami VELEZ : january - april 2024 - Columbia University / Kevin Arceneaux
Project : Work on several projects involving misinformation detection, prevention and correction. Over the past few years, I have published papers examining the effects of fact-checks on beliefs about politics and medicine. I’ve also contributed to the literature on immigrant politics by studying how misinformation flows within Latino communities, and what we can do about it. I plan to extend this work by examining how we can improve detection of AI content as we head into important elections such as the 2024 election in the US, how we can characterize the spread of misinformation in other immigrant communities across the globe, and examine the more fundamental question of how beliefs and attitudes change when presented with evidence.
- Daniel FLYNN : November December 2023 - IE University / Kevin Arceneaux
- Christiane RAFIDINARIVO - October 2023 - Université de la Réunion / Martial Foucault
- David JACOBSON : 22/09/23 - 23/10/23 - University of South Florida / Martial Foucault
- Antonio VALENTIM : 13/09/23 -28/09/23 - Yale University / Kevin Arceneaux
- Daniel RUBENSON : 11/07/23 - 30/09/23 - Toronto Metropolitan University / Kevin Arceneaux
- Nicolaî MARIGAARD - 27/03/23 - 29/04/23 - University of Copenhaguen / Samuel Hayat