Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of September 10, 2018
These are interesting days for teaching political science courses, regardless of the subject focus. As party systems are shifting and changing in many European democracies (see, e.g., Sweden), as presidents and party leaders have been removed from office through various means,...
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Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of September 3, 2018
I’m writing from Boston, where the American Political Science Association is holding its 114th annual meeting. The APSA describes the annual meeting as “convened for the purposes of professional development and scholarly and educational interchange in the spirit of free...
Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of August 27, 2018
Welcome back! The academic year begins with classes on Monday, and the faculty and staff of the Department of Political Science are looking forward to seeing you – and to welcoming you to our “refreshed” building. With new carpeting, painting,...
Balendran, Athavan. Spring 2018. The Politics of Internet Regulation and Internet Growth in the United States. Supervisor: Professor Posner.
Brown-Little, Giselle. Fall 2017. International Criminal Court and its Scope. Supervisor: Professor Posner.
Camia, Erin. Spring 2018. Narrative and Framing in the Gun Control Movement: After Parkland. Supervisor: Professor Beckwith.
Cheung, Tiffany. Fall...
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Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of May 14, 2018
The Work of the Department This Year. As the 2017-18 academic year comes to its close, it’s worth reflecting on the work of the Department and on what we have accomplished.
Great Teaching, Great Students. Our Faculty Annual Reports, summarizing the 2017...
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Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of May 7, 2018
The end of the academic year is always a bittersweet time. There is so much to celebrate, including the satisfaction of intellectual work brought to conclusion. The Department of Political Science continues to receive happy news from our students, the...