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Daily Summary

The Winter School takes place at the Bamberg Graduate School of Social Sciences (BAGSS) - Feldkirchenstraße 21, 96052 Bamberg.

Friday 2 March		Location
10:00-13:00	Registration for Short and Main courses (you only need to register once)	WS office, main entrance, ground floor foyer, main building
13:00-15:00 and 15:30-17:00	Short Courses (3.5 hours teaching)	Main building or computer labs
Saturday 3 March
09:00-14:30 or 11:00-16:30	Short Courses (4 hours teaching)	Main building or computer labs
09:00-11:30	Registration for Main courses	WS office, main entrance, ground floor foyer, main building
Sunday 4 March
18:00-21:00	Welcome 'Plenary' Address and Reception - you can also register for Main during the reception	DO2A/Aula, Dominikanerstraße 2a. 96049
Monday 5 to Friday 9 March
09:00-12:30 or 14:00-17:30	Main courses. Courses are taught either morning or afternoon. Please note some courses require you to work from your own laptops as lecture rooms do not include computers. Please check with your Instructor.	Main building or computer labs.
Monday 5 March
From 08:00	Registration	WS office, main entrance, ground floor foyer, main building.
Tuesday 6 March
13:00-13:45	Course Taster Sessions The ‘Course Taster’ sessions cover four courses from the broad WSMT offer. The instructor of each course presents a short 25 minute ‘course taster’ lecture on his/her course topic; this is followed by a short questions & answers session. This format enables you to get a clearer picture of the core assumptions, goals and ‘toolbox’ contained within each course. There are two successive sessions, over the lunchtime break on Tuesday and Wednesday, with two parallel course taster sessions. No pre-registration is required. You may bring a cold lunch e.g. sandwich. Course Taster Session 1A - course TBC Course Taster Session 1B - course TBC	Session 1A: Room F21/01.35, first floor, main building Session 1B: Room F21/01.37, first floor, main building
Wednesday 7 March
13:00-13:45	Course Taster Sessions The ‘Course Taster’ sessions cover four courses from the broad WSMT offer. The instructor of each course presents a short 25 minute ‘course taster’ lecture on his/her course topic; this is followed by a short questions & answers session. This format enables you to get a clearer picture of the core assumptions, goals and ‘toolbox’ contained within each course. There are two successive sessions, over the lunchtime break on Tuesday and Wednesday, with two parallel course taster sessions. No pre-registration is required. You may bring a cold lunch e.g. sandwich. Course Taster Session 2A - course TBC Course Taster Session 2B - course TBC	Session 1A: Room F21/01.35, first floor, main building Session 1B: Room F21/01.37, first floor, main building
Thursday 8 March
12:45-13:45	Convince Us sessions Friendly, informal lunchtime workshops giving junior scholars the chance to present their ideas to more experienced researchers, and to get feedback on the methodological aspects of their work. No need to book; just come along. Session 1 Chair Lea Sgier University of Geneva Ivanna Machitidze International Black Sea University Pan-Slavism and Popular Culture: the Case of Ukraine’s Breakaway Regions Discussant Frederic Schaffer University of Massachusetts Amherst Suleyman Altiparmak Exeter University Reflexivist Methodology in terms of Diachronic and Synchronic Discussant Robert Adcock American University Session 2 Chair Philippe Blanchard University of Warwick Andrezza Nogueira University of Minho Analysing the Dynamic of Advocacy Coalitions in Policy Change: The Struggle Against Domestic Violence in Brazil’s Public Agenda Discussant Hilde van Meegdenburg Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Felipe Luiz Lima de Paulo University of Minho Understanding Policy Adoption and Failure of the Ecological Fiscal Transfers Across Brazilian States Discussant Milos Popovic Columbia University	F21/01.35 & 01.37, first floor, main building
Friday 9 March
16:00	Deadline for ID card refunds from WS office
18:00	Close of Winter School office

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Convince Us sessions

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