Events | Princeton Politics

February 2020

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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"

016 Robertson Hall

12:00 PM

Feb

Ian Lustick (University of Pennsylvania): “Paradigm Lost: From Two -State Solution to One-State Reality”

Bowen Hall 222

4:30 PM

As part of the Conversations about Peace lecture series, Ian Lustick (University of Pennsylvania) will give a lecture on “Paradigm Lost: From Two -State Solution to One-State Reality.” A discussion,

Feb

Monika Nalepa (University of Chicago): Authoritarian Backsliding

Corwin Hall 127

4:30 PM

Feb

Jaime Settle (College of William & Mary): How Social Media Polarizes America

300 Wallace Hall

12:00 PM

Organized and sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democratic Politics

Feb

Quantitative Social Science Colloquium: Mark van der Laan (UC Berkeley, Biostatistics/Statistics)

12:15 PM

Co-sponsored by the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning

Feb

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

016 Robertson Hall

12:00 PM

Feb

Qualitative Research Colloquium: Cyanne Loyle (Pennsylvania State University)

Corwin Hall 127

4:30 PM

Feb

Sheri Berman (Barnard College): The Decline of Social Democracy and Democratic Decay

4:30 PM

Co-sponsored with the European Union Program at Princeton

Feb

Jesse Crosson (Trinity University and CSDP Fellow): Polarizing Pluralism: Partisan Competition and Interest Sorting in the Era of Insecure Majorities

300 Wallace Hall

12:00 PM

Organized and sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democratic Politics

Feb

Quantitative Social Science Colloquium: Eric Tchetgen (University of Pennsylvania, Statistics)

Corwin Hall 127

12:15 PM

Feb

International Relations Faculty Colloquium: Elif Kalaycioglu (Princeton University, NCGG Fellow) "Global Cultural Politics and Governance: Contentious Participation and Renegotiating the World Heritage Regime"

016 Robertson Hall

12:00 PM

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Erin Baggott Carter (University of Southern California): When Autocrats Threaten Citizens With Repression: Evidence from China

Corwin Hall 127

4:30 PM

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CSDP Seminar: Hye Young You (New York University)

300 Wallace Hall

12:00 PM

Organized and sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democratic Politics

Feb

PRESS Research Workshop

Fisher Hall 200

4:30 PM

Feb

Quantitative Social Science Colloquium: Wendy Tam Cho (UIUC, Politics/Computer Science)

Corwin Hall 127

12:15 PM

Co-sponsored by the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning

Feb

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"

016 Robertson Hall

12:00 PM

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Political Economy Workshop: Vincent Pons (Harvard)

Corwin Hall 127

4:15 PM

Feb

CSDP Seminar: David Leal (University of Texas at Austin)

300 Wallace Hall

12:00 PM

Organized and sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democratic Politics

Feb

Quantitative Social Science Colloquium: Kosuke Imai (Harvard University)

Corwin Hall 127

12:15 PM

Feb

Qualitative Research Colloquium: Bernardo Zacka (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Corwin Hall 127

4:30 PM