The Comparative Agendas Project enables scholars, students, policy-makers, and the media to
investigate trends in policy-making across time and between countries. It classifies policy
activities into a single, universal, and consistent coding scheme. CAP monitors policy processes
by tracking the actions that governments take in response to the challenges they face. All of
these data are downloadable for analyzing. Read more
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News
Florida Agendas Project Awarded a 2024 -2025 Haskell Research Award!
18 Nov 2024The Florida Agendas Project, under Dr. Cornacchione and Selin Ciltas was awarded the prestigious Haskell Research Award for their comprehensive study examining the legislative behaviors of women in the Florida legislature. The project seeks to fill crucial gaps in...
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Florida Agendas Presents Research at MPSA!
18 Nov 2024Dr Cornacchione and Selin Ciltas presented their paper, "Florida Woman: Active, Effective, and Non-Traditional Behavior in the Florida Legislature", at the 2024 annual conference of the Midwest Political Science Conference in Chicago, IL. Drawing on data from 2019-2023, they...
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Award for CAP research published by Alice Cavalieri
06 Oct 2024Alice Cavalieri has been recently awarded the prestigious “Pietro Grilli di Cortona” prize! This honor is given every two years to the best book published by a member of the Italian Political Science Association who completed their PhD within the last 12 years....
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