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IGRI Research Seminar

Home » Events & Training » IGRI Research Seminar

The IGRI hosts a monthly virtual research seminar that features presentations by scholars from around the world interested in examining the antecedents, structure, and implications of institutional design leveraging the Institutional Grammar.

The seminars are held on the first Tuesday of every month from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. U.S. Eastern time at the Zoom links listed with each individual seminar. Seminars are typically recorded and posted to the IGRI YouTube Channel.

See below for the schedule of speakers and topics (upcoming & past).

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Past Research Seminars

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The grammar of money – ADICO analysis of central banks’ monetary ontologies

December 7, 2021

Online

Leander Bindewald, Independent researcher and consultant

Seminar video recording available

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A national database of state and county level non-pharmaceutical intervention policies to mitigate the spread of COVID-19

November 2, 2021

Online

Aaron Lien, Liz Baldwin, and Tom Evans, University of Arizona

Seminar video recording available

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Does the Quality of Legislation Increase Compliance? Using natural language processing (NLP) to Measure Complexity and Ambiguity in Legal Texts

October 5, 2021

Matia Vannoni, King’s College London, Department of Political Economy, PERICLES, and IGRI affiliate, and Moritz Osnabrügge, Durham University, School of Government and International Affairs

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Adapting the grammar of institutions to study constitutive statements: The case of forest laws in Paraguay

September 7, 2021

Silvana Peralta, National Ministry of the Environment, Paraguay

Seminar video recording available

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Extracting institutional statements in open source software development

July 6, 2021

Mahasweta Chakraborti, University of California, Davis

Seminar video recording available

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Using the Institutional Grammar to Analyze Public Policy

June 4, 2021

Christopher M. Weible and Tanya Heikkila, University of Colorado Denver

Seminar video recording available
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About

  • IGRI Mission
  • How we started
  • Institutional Analysis and IG Primer

Personnel

  • IGRI Personnel
  • Research Spotlight Corner
  • Archived Research Spotlights

Research & Lab

  • Computational Text Analysis
  • Institutional Performance
  • Institutions and Behavior
  • Text Analytics Lab

Resources

  • Institutional Grammar Coding Guides
  • Published Research
  • Institutional Grammar Library
  • Videos

EVENTS & TRAINING

  • IGRI Research Seminar
  • Conferences
  • Workshops
  • Training
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