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2-3:30: Workshop, R0.03: 鈥淕uidelines for constructing and evaluating complex concepts鈥�
With PAIS staff and PhD students. Some brief words from Professor Goertz, followed by a discussion of relevant challenges to these issues in our own work.

4-5:30, R0.03: Seminar, "Three schools of conceptualization and measurement: with applications to global indicators such poverty and human well-being"
Professor Goertz will present work from his forthcoming, completely revised book, Social Science Concepts: A User鈥檚 Guide. Earlier versions of the book have served as a touchstone for students of political science, and for social scientists more broadly. The talk will focus on approaches to concepts, conceptualization, and measurement in the social sciences.

This year's debate will challenge some of the common interpretations of Brexit, whilst offering up a wider range of ways in which we can better understand it, including through gender, post-colonial and new institutionalist lenses. By broadening our vision and placing Brexit within longer term political, cultural and economic contexts, the debate will shed light on Brexit as a process, and on what it means for the political economy of Britain and Europe.

We have, again, a great line-up of speakers: Professor Roberta Guerrina, University of Surrey; Professor Ben Rosamond, Copenhagen University; Dr Nadine El-Enany, Birkbeck University of London; and Dr Muireann O'Dwyer, University of 糖心TV.