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Mar
7

Conversations about Peace- The One State Reality: What is Israel/Palestine?

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4:30 PM
A Panel discussion with Ambassador Kurtzer and Professors Shibley Telhami, Michael Barnett and Nathan Brown. Moderated by Dean Amaney Jamal.
Feb
22

Moulay Hicham Alaoui Lecture, "Pacted Democracy in the Middle East; Tunisia and Egypt in Comparative Perspective"

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4:30 PM
Moulay Hicham Alaoui Lecture, "Pacted Democracy in the Middle East; Tunisia and Egypt in Comparative Perspective" February 22nd 4:30 pm 016 Robertson Hall This in an in-person lecture, please register
Nov
28

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Katherine Beall, NCGG Fellow

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12:15 PM
International Relations Colloquium
Trading Sovereignty for Self-Determination
Oct
31

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Rachel Schoner (NCGG Fellow)

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12:15 PM
International Relations Colloquium
Naming and Shaming in the Human Rights Committee: Individual Petitions’ Effect on Human Rights
May
8

Comparative Politics Speaker Series (Co-Sponsored with the Research Program in Development Economics): Cesi Cruz (UCLA Vancouver School of Economics) "Campaigning Against Populism Emotions and Information in Real Election Campaigns"

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12:15 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Nov
21

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Noah Zucker, NCGG Fellow

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12:15 PM
International Relations Colloquium
Climate Cascades: IOs and the Prioritization of Climate Action
Nov
14

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Alexandra Zeitz (Concordia University)

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12:15 PM
International Relations Colloquium
China, the IMF, and Sovereign Debt Crises
Oct
24

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Matt Malis, NCGG Fellow

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12:15 PM
International Relations Colloquium
Foreign Policy Appointments
Oct
3

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Christopher Blair (Princeton University)

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12:15 PM
International Relations Colloquium
"Refugee Return and Conflict: Evidence from a Natural Experiment" (Co-authored with Austin Wright, University of Chicago)
Sep
26

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Phillip Ayoub (Occidental College)

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12:15 PM
International Relations Colloquium
"The Transnational Politics of LGBT + Pride Activism and its Effects in a Socially Conservative Society"