And we meet every 2nd Friday of the month the discuss papers and narrative related topics. Our next meeting is this Friday, 09.01.2026, 14:00 (GMT)/ 15:00 (CET).
Join the network: www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa-j...

# Who is the “us” you would be joining?
The NCRN: the Narrative and Conflict Research Network. Besides this #StandingSection at the EISA PECs, we have an email list to share relevant information, calls for papers, etc. 4/

So, if you have a #WorldPolitics story to tell, practical or theoretical, come tell it in Lisbon!
Submissions: eisa-net.org/pec-2026/ 3/

# What does this section do?
We are interested in narrative analysis and, especially(!), analyzing actual international and (state) foreign policy narratives. How are actions justified, hopes expressed, pasts remembered, and futures imagined? 2/

Als ik het goed heb begrepen, krijgen we in het Spuigebouw zelfs geen naamplaatjes meer. We zijn dan alleen nog een nummer.

Leuke (laatste) column, en geweldig van dat (laatste) nieuwtje. Gefeliciteerd!

😀 we are working on it.

Thanks, we know their chapter! We are really looking for practical work to showcase how the PT-QCA combination can work in practice.

Thanks, not directly with this question. We are hoping to unearth some new, contemporary examples that are not yet discussed in the methodological literature.

So, if you conduct research like this yourself, or if you know a colleague to whom this applies, please get in touch using DM (or send either of us an email)! 5/5

The work can by either inductive or deductive, start from PT or start from the cross-case; we want to get to know it all. 4/

More specifically, we are looking to show-case work that combines comparative case studies (CCS) or Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) on the one hand, with Process Tracing (PT) on the other. 3/