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Tetsekela Anyiam-Osigwe, Isaiah Johnson, and Daniel Lyng

recognizing her exceptional skill, dedication and impact as an instructor

Professor Jacob Shapiro discusses terrorism, its drivers, and methods of organization.

Thomas Emens '25 Hadi Kamara '26 Rishi Khanna '24 Michelle Miao '26 Olin Zimmet '26

APSA's Urban and Local Politics Section

As a 2024-25 Old Dominion Research Professor in the Humanities Council, Jan-Werner Müller is working on a book project titled “Christian Democracy: A New Intellectual History.” The book will trace

Professor Aaron Friedberg writes an article titled "The Unraveling Economic Order" for The American Enterprise "While it is tempting to attribute everything to the whims and obsessions of Donald Trump

lifetime of significant scholarship, teaching and service to the Law and Courts field

Politics major Luis Xavier Guaman '26 was highlighted in APSA's Political Science Now in anticipation of his participation in the Ralph Bunche Summer Institute.

A room in Prospect House will be named after Politics Department alum Charles Hey-Maestre ’77. Spaces in Prospect House will be named to honor individuals who "persevered and excelled" in

one of the highest teaching awards at Princeton University

awarded to the leading students of the United States of America in recognition of their dedication to the pursuit of truth

Professor Rory Truex speaks with South China Morning Post on tariffs, tech wars, Taiwan, and the Trump administration.

In conjunction with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, the Princeton Sovereign Finance Lab hosted a side event to the spring World Bank and International Monetary Fund meetings

for the article “The Ideological Mapping of State Legislatures”

Professor Tali Mendelberg has been quoted in a New York Times guest essay by Thomas B. Edsall titled "How Does a Stymied Autocrat Deal With Defeat?".

Professor Jacob Shapiro co-authored an op-ed in Promarket discussing the long term costs associated with DOGE and the federal government breaching trust with canceled contracts.

Professor Jan-Werner Müller writes for Project Syndicate.