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Sep
18

Alisha Holland (Princeton University): Preparing For and Executing Fieldwork

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Qualitative Research Colloquium
Apr
24

David Samuels (University of Minnesota): Lord, Peasant... and Tractor? Agricultural Mechanization and Moore's Thesis

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Apr
10

Isabela Mares (Yale University): The Historical Origins of Tolerance

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Mar
27

Daniel Mattingly (Yale University): The Origins of Nationalism: Evidence From China

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
May
1

Scott Abramson (Princeton University, Mamdouha S. Bobst Center for Peace and Justice and University of Rochester): Learning about Growth and Democracy

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Oct
24

Philip Roessler (William & Mary): The Political Economy of Africa's Ethnic Landscape

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Oct
10

Bogdan Popescu (Bobst Post-Doc, Princeton University): Maintaining the Empire: Legacies of the Habsburg Empire in Europe

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Oct
3

Andrew Eggers (Oxford University): Who Votes More Strategically?

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Sep
19

Susan Stokes (University of Chicago): Why Bother? Rethinking Participation in Elections and Protests

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Feb
27

Sarah Parkinson (Johns Hopkins University): Resilient Resistance: Palestinian Militancy in Wartime Lebanon

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium