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October 2023

Oct
2

International Relations Colloquium: Zoe Xincheng Ge (NCGG Fellow)

016 Robertson Hall
12:00 PM
International Relations Colloquium
Title: Empowered by Information: Disease Outbreak Reporting at the World Health Organization
Oct
2

Comparative Politics Speaker Series: Mai Hassan (MIT) "Who Gets Hired? Political Patronage and Bureaucratic Favoritism"

001 Robertson Hall
12:15 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Oct
2

Political Economy Workshop: Juan Felipe Riano (Georgetown University)

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Political Economy Workshop
Oct
4

Martin Loughlin (London School of Economics & Political Science): "The Case Against Constitutionalism"

301 Wooten Hall
4:30 PM
The Case Against Constitutionalism This lecture will reprise claims made in my book: Against Constitutionalism (Harvard University Press, 2022). The book has three main aims: first, to offer an account
Oct
5

CSDP American Politics Colloquium: Christina Kinane (Yale University) "Politics of Unconfirmed Power: How Presidents Leverage Vacancies to Shape the Administrative State"

300 Wallace Hall
12:00 PM
CSDP American Politics Colloquium
Oct
5

Earth as Home: Elements of a Planetary Political Theology

4:30 PM
Political Philosophy Colloquium
Miguel Vatter, Deakin University Political theory is undergoing a “planetary” turn. The late Bruno Latour contended that if the human species is to save itself in the Anthropocene, it should
Oct
6

QSSC: P Aronow (Yale University)

127 Corwin Hall
12:00 PM
Quantitative Social Science Colloquium
Oct
9

International Relations Colloquium: Monica Widmann (NCGG Fellow)

12:00 PM
International Relations Colloquium
Oct
9

Political Economy Workshop: Joyee Deb (New York University)

127 Corwin Hall
4:30 PM
Political Economy Workshop
Oct
12

CSDP American Politics Colloquium: Bryant Moy (New York University) "Racial Threat and the Emergence of Discriminatory Ordinances"

300 Wallace Hall
12:00 PM
CSDP American Politics Colloquium
Oct
12

January 6 Attack and Beyond: How Research Can Inform Accountability

016 Robertson Hall
12:15 PM
Co-Sponsored by the Bridging Divides Initiative and the Bobst Center for Peace and Justice Features Speakers: Mary McCord Executive Director, the Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection (ICAP) and Visiting
Oct
12

Eliminating Tragic Conflict in Politics? The Dworkin–Williams Debate

4:30 PM
Political Philosophy Colloquium
Matthieu Queloz, University of Bern In the fall of 1998, a year after the death of Isaiah Berlin, the New York Institute for the Humanities convened a two-day conference in
Oct
13

QSSC: Maria Antoniak (Allen Institute for AI)

127 Corwin Hall
12:00 PM
Quantitative Social Science Colloquium
Oct
23

International Relations Colloquium: Allison Carnegie (Columbia University)

12:00 PM
International Relations Colloquium
Oct
23

Comparative Politics Speaker Series: Egor Lazarev (Yale University)

001 Robertson Hall
12:15 PM
Comparative Politics Colloquium
Oct
24

Stephen Vladeck (The University of Texas at Austin): “The Shadow Docket: What’s Really Wrong With—and How to Fix—the Supreme Court

5:00 PM
ABSTRACT: From abortion to affirmative action, gun control to greenhouse gas emissions, and redistricting to religious liberty, the Supreme Court has come to play a central role in virtually every
Oct
26

CSDP American Politics Colloquium: Kyu Won Lee (Princeton University) "Electoral Turnover and Government Efficiency: Evidence from Federal Procurement" "

300 Wallace Hall
12:00 PM
CSDP American Politics Colloquium
Oct
30

Conversations from Beirut - Deborah Amos and Ohannes Geukjian

10:00 AM
Should the war crime tribunals for Ukraine include Russian war crimes in Syria? Details Register in advance for this webinar: https://princeton.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_LCHCJtL0RGaWtlwSZvi8jA

November 2023

Nov
2

CSDP American Politics Colloquium: Stephanie Ternullo (Harvard University) "How the Heartland Went Red: Why Local Forces Matter in an Age of Nationalized Politics"

300 Wallace Hall
12:00 PM
CSDP American Politics Colloquium
Nov
3

PREIP| Shatema Threadcraft, Vanderbildt University

127 Corwin Hall
10:00 AM
Program on Race, Ethnicity, Identity and Politics

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