Please join the Comparative Politics Workshop virtually via Zoom this Thursday, September 9 from 11:45am-1:45pm EST. Saira Rafiee will be presenting her project on Social…
The Political Theory Workshop is excited to announce our schedule of events for the Fall 2021 semester. All talks will take place over Zoom. Click…
The Comparative Politics Workshop will be held online until further notice, at 11:45am-1:45pm EST on select Thursdays. Papers will be circulated approximately one week ahead…
Ankita Aggarwarl (level II) published “Why are MNREGA wages so low?” in Ideas For India. Fernando Aquino (level III) is running for New York City…
Sumru Atuk (Ph.D., 2020) published “Femicide and the Speaking State: Woman Killing and Woman (Re)making in Turkey,” in the Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies….
Mike Stinavage is a M.A. student currently in Spain completing a Fulbright Fellowship at the Public University of Navarre. His research focuses on waste management…
Andrés Sebastian Besserer Rayas is a level II Ph.D. student in the Comparative Politics subfield who studies migration. The interview below has been edited for…
Professor George Andreopoulos published “Academic Freedom as a Human Right,” in A Research Agenda for Human Rights (Edward Elgar Publishing 2020) and “Embracing our Common…
Peter Beinart is an associate professor at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism and the Graduate Center’s political science department, where he teaches the…
Adam Sachs (M.A., 2020) currently serves as the Director of Finance at Heights and Hills, a Brooklyn based organization dedicated to serving older adults. While…
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