Joshua Cova
@joshcova.bsky.social
Postdoctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne. Interested in European comparative political economy, with a focus on the politics of wage-setting and inflation.
https://joshcova.github.io/
https://joshcova.github.io/
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Applications for our visiting researchers program are now open!
It’s a great opportunity, especially also for ECRs, to spend some time working on your research projects in-depth, with great and welcoming atmosphere and tiny Kölsch beers.
Lmk if you have questions & pls share widely!
It’s a great opportunity, especially also for ECRs, to spend some time working on your research projects in-depth, with great and welcoming atmosphere and tiny Kölsch beers.
Lmk if you have questions & pls share widely!
📣 We're welcoming applications for our Visiting Researchers Program (summer semester 2026). If your work focuses on political economy or economic sociology, apply for a research stay (2-12 months). Open to researchers at all career levels!
Apply by October 31, 2025: career.mpifg.de/jobposting/1...
Apply by October 31, 2025: career.mpifg.de/jobposting/1...
September 26, 2025 at 6:03 AM
Applications for our visiting researchers program are now open!
It’s a great opportunity, especially also for ECRs, to spend some time working on your research projects in-depth, with great and welcoming atmosphere and tiny Kölsch beers.
Lmk if you have questions & pls share widely!
It’s a great opportunity, especially also for ECRs, to spend some time working on your research projects in-depth, with great and welcoming atmosphere and tiny Kölsch beers.
Lmk if you have questions & pls share widely!
🚨 Introducing CommonsCorpus: a comprehensive, annotated and machine-readable database of UK House of Commons' speeches, containing speakers' party-political ID and socio-demographic information. Joint work w/ ➡️ @irenegermani.bsky.social Available here: dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtm...
dataverse.harvard.edu
September 23, 2025 at 2:19 PM
🚨 Introducing CommonsCorpus: a comprehensive, annotated and machine-readable database of UK House of Commons' speeches, containing speakers' party-political ID and socio-demographic information. Joint work w/ ➡️ @irenegermani.bsky.social Available here: dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtm...
Happy to introduce ItaParlCorpus: a large, annotated, machine-readable dataset of Italian parliamentary speeches 🇮🇹📊. Covering 1948-2022, it includes 2.4M speeches, 470M words from 5830 speakers across 77 parties.
Ideal for studying political discourse, party rhetoric and parliamentary behavior! 🔍📖
Ideal for studying political discourse, party rhetoric and parliamentary behavior! 🔍📖
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March 14, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Happy to introduce ItaParlCorpus: a large, annotated, machine-readable dataset of Italian parliamentary speeches 🇮🇹📊. Covering 1948-2022, it includes 2.4M speeches, 470M words from 5830 speakers across 77 parties.
Ideal for studying political discourse, party rhetoric and parliamentary behavior! 🔍📖
Ideal for studying political discourse, party rhetoric and parliamentary behavior! 🔍📖