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Teaching Institutional Analysis

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IGRI affiliates teach courses at their respective Universities on institutional theory and/or analysis. Below are current and past courses/training sessions taught by IGRI affiliates on these topics.

DISCLAIMER: Training sessions and courses offered by IGRI affiliates are meant to provide guidance on how to apply the Institutional Grammar and conduct institutional analysis. They are provided as educational resources only and do not rise to the level of academic advising. Accordingly, course credits and/or course certificates are not provided.

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Institutional Analysis with the Institutional Grammar (2023)

April 22 – May 24, 2023

Online

This training provides an introduction to conducting institutional analysis with the Institutional Grammar (IG). Participants will receive an overview of how to conduct institutional analysis, use the Institutional Analysis and Development (IAD) framework, and learn how text analytics and the analysis of policy design embeds within institutional analysis.

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Past Courses / Training Sessions

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Master Class at the University of Milan

November 24-25, 2022

University of Milan

The two-day class covers the intellectual foundations of institutional analysis more generally, and the Institutional Grammar (IG) more specifically. Following the conceptual introduction of the IG and its use in contemporary studies on the first day, on the second day is dedicated to the methodological design of IG studies, as well as discussing the operational encoding of institutional statements. It concludes with an exposition of approaches to analyze the collected institutional information. The Master Class is targeted at graduate students without prior exposure to the IG.

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Institutional Analysis with the Institutional Grammar Online Training (2022)

April 25 – May 27, 2022

Online

This online training provides an introduction to conducting institutional analysis with the Institutional Grammar. Through asynchronous lectures, participants will receive an overview of institutional analysis, the Institutional Analysis and Development (IAD) framework, and how text analytics and analysis of policy design embeds within institutional analysis.

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Institutional Analysis with the Institutional Grammar

July 26 – September 10, 2021

Online

Instructors: Edella Schlager, University of Arizona, Tanya Heikkila, University of Colorado Denver, Chris Weible, University of Colorado Denver, Saba Siddiki, Syracuse University, Christopher Frantz, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Doug Rice, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Seth Frey, University of California Davis, and Ute Brady, Syracuse University

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Introduction to the Institutional Analysis and Development Framework

December 1, 2020

Online

Instructors: Saba Siddiki and Ute Brady, Syracuse University

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Introduction to Policy Text Coding Using Excel

November 10, 2020

Online

Instructor: Christopher Frantz, Norwegian University of Science and Technology 

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Introduction to the Institutional Grammar 2.0

November, 3, 2020

Online

Instructors: Saba Siddiki, Syracuse University; Christopher Frantz, Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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About

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  • How we started
  • Institutional Analysis and IG Primer
  • The Center for Policy Design and Governance

Personnel

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  • Research Spotlight Corner
  • Archived Research Spotlights

Research & Lab

  • Computational Text Analysis
  • Institutional Performance
  • Institutions and Behavior
  • IGRI Working Groups

Resources

  • Institutional Grammar Coding Guides and Software
  • Published Research
  • Institutional Grammar Library
  • Videos
  • Research Cases

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