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Apr

13

CANCELED International Relations Faculty Colloquium: S.P. Harish (College of William & Mary) "Informal Economy Workers and Preference for Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence from India"

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12:00 PM

Apr

6

CANCELED Relations Faculty Colloquium: Karen Alter and Stephen C. Nelson (Northwestern University) "Divergent Legalization in Global Economic Governance: Why Is Money So Different than Trade?"

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12:00 PM

Mar

30

CANCELED International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Michael Zürn (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) "How Non-Majoritarian Institutions Make Silent Majorities Vocal: A Political Explanation of Authoritarian Populism"

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12:00 PM

Mar

23

CANCELED International Relations Faculty Colloquium: J. Mitchell Watkins (Princeton University, NCGG Fellow) "Foreign Aid and Pre-Electoral Fiscal Manipulation in Developing Countries"

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12:00 PM

Mar

9

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Ronald Rogowski (University of California, Los Angeles) "A Supply-Driven Account of Income Inequality over the Long Run: Or, Why the Endogenous Often Looks Exogenous"

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12:00 PM

Mar

2

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Jared Finnegan (Princeton University, NCGG Fellow)“Institutions, Climate Change, and the Foundations of Long-term Policymaking”

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12:00 PM

Feb

24

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Francesca Parente (Princeton University, NCGG Fellow) "Settle or Litigate? Consequences of Institutional Design in the Inter-American System of Human Rights Protection"

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12:00 PM

Feb

17

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Elif Kalaycioglu (Princeton University, NCGG Fellow) Renegotiating the World Heritage Regime: World Order, Plurality, and Contentious Participation

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12:00 PM

Feb

10

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Ashley Leeds (Rice University) "Why Do Democracies Have More Stable Foreign Policies?"

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12:00 PM

Feb

3

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Gerda Hooijer (Princeton University, NCGG Fellow) "Immigration, Labor Market Concerns, and Demands for Social Protection: Longitudinal Evidence from the United Kingdom"

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12:00 PM