Institute of Political Science (IPW-HSG)
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Research
08/01/22
Davis James
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Research Group

International Relations
Prof. Dr. James W. Davis
Research
08/01/22
Tina Freyburg
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Research Group

Comparative Politics
Prof. Dr. Tina Freyburg
Research
08/01/22
Eri Bertsou
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Research Group

Comparative Political Behavior
Prof. Dr. Eri Bertsou
Background
01/01/22

Welcome!

The Institute for Political Science (IPW-HSG) stands for innovation and excellence in research and teaching in the fields of international relations and comparative political science. It brings together political scientists who have specialized in the analysis of socially relevant issues of democracy, security and energy policy.
Videos
07/07/23
Benjamin Hoffmann

Benjamin Hoffmann, a former IPW Assistant, has been elected to the Swiss Young Academy.
 
05/14/23
twitter
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IPW Twitter
Events
06/16/23
StGallen
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SNIS 2023 Conference

International Organization(s) in Crisis

Research
05/10/23
HSG Impact 2023
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HSG Impact Award 2023 for

"Transparency in Climate Finance" by Dr Anna Stünzi and ETH Zurich research partners Malte Toetze and Florian Egli
 
05/05/23
symposium
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Prof. Davis chaired a panel on feminist foreign policy at this year's St. Gallen Symposium
Publications
04/14/23
CSMonitor
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James Davis in the Christian Science Monitor

"Will Pentagon leak sour US relationship with its allies?"
Events
02/24/23
Schweiz EU
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Switzerland and Europe – let’s talk!

Public lecture series in Spring 2023
Events
02/19/23
Heusgen
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Munich Security Conference

The Chairman and IPW member Christoph Heusgen takes stock.
Publications
02/05/23
journal
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New paper by Tobias Risse

"External threats and state support for arms control"
Publications
12/07/22
International Organizations
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New paper by Freyburg, Garbe and Wavre

“The political power of internet business: A comprehensive dataset of Telecommunications Ownership and Control (TOSCO)”
Publications
11/15/22
International Relations
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New paper by James Davis

"Better than a bet: reasons for behavioral and rational choice assumptions in IR theory"