The “IRrelevant” International Relations Workshop is hosting its first gathering of the semester to discuss “New Projects & Research Plans” with speaker Professor Zachary Shirkey…
I’m writing to remind you to please join us for “Difficult Conversations in the Classroom and other teaching Issues”, a Professional Development Workshop, moderated by Professor…
Please join the Comparative Politics Workshop virtually via Zoom this Wednesday, February 9 from 2-3:30pm EST. Malay Firoz (Arizona State University) will present “The Resilience…
The Spring 2022 Comparative Politics Workshop will be hybrid, with a mixture of online sessions (at 11:45am on select Wednesdays) and in-person sessions (at 2pm…
Nayma Qayum (Ph.D. ’14, Political Science) recently published Village Ties: Women, NGOs, and Informal Institutions in Rural Bangladesh, a book that argues that women’s mobilization…
U.S. Democracy Survived January 6, 2021, But Barely: Here’s Why and What Can Be Done By Lida Tunesi One year ago, a mob of insurrectionists…
The New York Times Why the Biden Presidency Feels Like Such a Disappointment Opinion Guest Essay Dec. 9, 2021 By Corey Robin Mr. Robin is…
This workshop has been postponed until Spring 2022. Check our Events page for updates. Please join the Comparative Politics Workshop virtually via Zoom this Thursday,…
The Fall 2021 issue of the department newsletter Homo Politicus is now available! To download the newsletter, click here. You can also access the newsletter…
Join us for the final Political Theory Workshop of the semester on Friday, December 3rd from 3-5pm. Jishnu Guha-Majumdar (Butler University) will be joining us…
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