The Brookings Institution offers recordings of panels and webinars on democracy, public opinion, and data, providing expert analysis and insights into political and social trends.
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Stanford University offers courses in political methodology, covering statistical and political methods. Examples include Statistical Learning with Python, providing practical skills for analyzing political and social data using modern statistical techniques.
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Pew Research Center provides an overview of its research methods, highlighting rigorous, non-partisan approaches used to produce trusted, objective insights on a wide range of social, political, and economic topics worldwide.
This training by the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems (CSES) teaches users to navigate the dataset, understand its cross-national structure, and apply appropriate methods for analysis. It emphasizes using documentation, accounting for hierarchical data, and applying techniques like multilevel models in comparative research.
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This webinar by the European Values Study (EVS) brings together scholars researching social values and examines how COVID-19 has affected the social fabric, offering insights into societal change during the pandemic.
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In collaboration with DARIAH-EU, the Digital Humanities Course Registry by CLARIN provides up-to-date information on DH teaching and training opportunities worldwide, helping students identify programs that match their learning needs.
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