Pippa Norris's Speaking Engagements

Pippa Norris - Engagements

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Public speaking engagements

(outside of Harvard University)

Pippa Norris 2003-2008

When	Where	What
2003
15^th January 2003	Cape Town	University of Cape Town Presentation: ‘Does ethnicity determine African voting behavior?’
25^th January 2003	Stellenbosch	University of Stellenbosch, Department of Politics Presentation: ‘Does ethnicity determine African voting behavior?’
3^rd March 2003	Washington DC	The White House Project, Press Club Presentation: ‘Strategies for women’s leadership.’
24-25^th March 2003	Tokyo	International forum on social capital for economic revival, Japanese Cabinet Office Presentation: ‘Social capital and ITCs’
2^nd April 2003	Chicago	DePaul University Frederic Ozanam Lecture: ‘Digital divide’
3^rd-5^th April 2003	Chicago	Midwest Political Science Association annual meeting Presentations: ‘Institutions Matter: Electoral Rules and Voting Choices’ and ‘Who demonstrates? Anti State Rebels, Conventional Participants, or Everyone?’
2^nd April 2003	Winnipeg	University of Manitoba Distinguished keynote address: ‘Gendering Social Capital.’
1^st May 2003	London	BBC Television Election Night Commentator
30^th May-1^st June 2003	Halifax	Canadian Political Science Association, annual meeting Presentation: ‘Comparative social survey research.’
21-22^nd July 2003	Stanford	Stanford University, Workshop on Public Opinion in New Democracies. Presentation: ‘Muslims and the West: A Clash of Civilizations?’
28^th August 2003	Philadelphia	American Political Science Association annual meeting Presentation: ‘Electoral Engineering: Voting Rules and Political Behavior’ and ‘Will new technology boost turnout?’
2-5^th October 2003	Stockholm	International IDEA/CSES Presentation: ‘Electoral Engineering: Voting Rules and Political Behavior.’
25-26^th November 2003	Brussels	European Social Survey Launch Conference Keynote talk: ‘A continental divide? Social capital in the United States and Europe.’
27-28^th November 2003	Strasbourg	Council of Europe Presentation: ‘Young people and political activism: From the politics of loyalties to the politics of choice?’
15^th December 2003	Stockholm	International IDEA/ CSES Presentation: ‘Electoral Turnout and civic engagement.’
2004
15^th January 2004	Canberra	Conference ‘Australian Democratic Institutions’, Australian National University Presentation: ‘E-voting and e-democracy’.
28^th January 2004	Otago, New Zealand	Conference on Political Communications in the 21^st Century, St Margaret’s College, University of Otago. Keynote address: ‘The Americanization of Modern Political Campaigns? Contrasts in the US 2000 and UK 2001 elections’’
3^rd March 2004	London	UK Cabinet Office Presentation: ‘Civic engagement: A response.’
4^th March 2004	Oxford	Nuffield College Presentation: ‘Electoral Engineering and Social Cleavages.’
1^st September 2004	Chicago	American Political Science Association, Political Communication Section, Pre-conference meeting, University of Illinois-Chicago Paper: ‘God, guns, and butter: The religious cleavage in American politics.’
2-5^th September 2004	Chicago	American Political Science Association Annual Meeting Presentation: ‘The rise (and fall?) of the far right in Europe’ Presentation: ‘If you build a community website will they come?’
8^th September 2004	Bergen	The University of Bergen The Stein Rokkan Memorial Lecture: Sacred and secular: Religion and politics worldwide
10-12^th September 2004	Oxford	Elections, Parties and Public Opinion group of the PSA, Nuffield College Presentation: Explaining the rise of the radical right
12th September	Oxford	ESRC Seminar on religion and politics Presentation: Sacred and secular
1-2th October	Los Angeles	University of Southern California Presentation: Civic engagement & the young
6-7^th December	Edinburgh	British Council-The State of Democracy seminar Presentation: Religion and democracy
2005
3-6th March	Honolulu	International Studies Association Presentation: Consensus democracy and ethnic conflict
6th April	Madison	University of Madison, Wisconsin Talk: Rising Tide
7th April	Chicago	Dominican University Lazerow lecture: New technology and civic engagement
7-10th April	Chicago	Midwest Political Science Association Paper: Does consociationalism generate political stability in plural societies?
11th April	Springfield	University of Springfield Presentation: Religion and Politics
21-22nd April	Washington DC	Georgetown University Presentation: Transatlantic rift? Religion and politics in the US and Europe.
5th May	London	Sky TV Election night coverage: The 2005 British election
13th May	Bologna	Johns Hopkins University Presentation: Transatlantic rift? Religion and politics in the US and Europe
1-4 Sept	Washington DC	American Political Science Association annual meeting Paper: Radical right
8-9^th Sept	Budapest	European Consortium Political Research Plenary address: Radical Right
10-11th Sept	Essex	EPOP post-election conference Paper: Tba
17-19th Sept	Gothenberg	Conference on the quality of democracy Paper: Power-sharing in Post-conflict Regimes
2006
20-21 Jan 2006	New York, NY	Russell Sage Foundation/APSA Paper: Electoral reform in the UK
27-28th Jan 2006	Charlotteville, VA	University of Virginia, Presentation: The Supply and Demand of Religion
1 March 2006	New York, NY	United Nations/Inter-Parliamentary Union Presentation: Women's representation in Iraq and Afghanistan
7th April 2006	Dartmouth, NH	U.Mass Dartmouth The Emergence of Women's Rights
20-23rd April 2006	Chicago	Midwest Political Science Association Paper: Sustaining Democratic Regimes: Structure, institutions and culture
1 May 2006	Colombo, Sri Lanka	UNESCO Conference the Press and Democracy Paper: Access plus independence: The role of the mass media in democratization
4-6th May 2006	Nashville, TN	Vanderbilt University/LAPOP Paper: Cultural indicators of democratic support
30 August-3rd Sept 2006	Philadelphia	American Political Science Association annual conference Paper: Getting the message out: A two-step model of the role of the internet in campaign communication flows during the 2005 British general election Paper: Fast-track strategies for achieving women's representation in Iraq and Afghanistan: Choices and consequences
6-7th Oct 2006	Williamsberg,VA	College of William and Mary Paper: The future of democracy: Human development, religion and cultural values
25-27 Oct 2006	The Hague	Conference on party development in conflict-prone societies Talk: Parties and conflict
30 Oct-1 Nov 2006	Doha, Qatar	ICNRD 6th conference Talk: Democracy and development
2-5th Nov 2006	Istanbul	World Values Survey conference Keynote address: Support for the United Nations
2007
6 Apr 2007	New York	Sage Foundation conference Talk: ‘Religion and democracy’
15-16 June 2007	Taillores, France	Weatherhead Center Conference Talk: Democracy in Contemporary Global Politics: Global Governance, Foreign Policies, Domestic Politics
26-30 June 2007	Vienna	7^th Global Forum on reinventing government, Talk: Trust in government
29 Aug-1 Sept	Chicago	APSA Annual Meeting Talk: Promoting democratic governance: The role of the UNDP
23-24 Oct 2007	Wilton Park, UK	Dfid/World Bank conference Keynote speaker: Democracy and Development
8th Nov 2007	Irvine, CA	Center for Democracy, University of California, Irvine Talk: Can Democracy be Promoted?
1-2 Dec 2007	Gainsville, FL	University of Florida, Gainsville conference Paper: Democratization by Elections
2008
22 Jan 2008	Pennsylvania, PA	University of Pennsylvania Sawer Lecture: Do Power-sharing Institutions Work?
7-9th Feb 2008	Berlin	WZB Conference on Democratic Innovations Paper:
15-16 Feb 2008	New York	SSRC Conference Religion and International Affairs Paper: Gender and religion
3-6 April 2008	Chicago	MPSA Chicago Paper: Silencing dissent
15-18th May 2008	New Orleans	WAPOR Keynote speaker Plenary: Polls and the Public Good
4-6 June 2008	Vancouver	Canadian Political Science Association Plenary speaker
28-31 Aug 2008	Boston	American Political Science Association