Jan-Werner Müller, a renowned scholar in democratic theory and the history of political thought, has been named the Class of 1943 University Professor of Politics. University Professorships are Princeton’s highest
The global economy is reeling from a series of shocks, including the wars in the Middle East and ongoing tariff negotiations between the U.S. and its trading partners. Layna Mosley
A recent paper published in the American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology examined the use of the Nuffield Early Language Intervention (NELI) program in England for children who were struggling with
Rafaela Dancygier, with Sirus H. Dehdari (Stockholm University), David D. Laitin (Stanford University), Moritz Marbach (University College London), and Kåre Vernby (Stockholm University) win the American Journal of Political Science
A paper published in the Journal of Politics by Professor Elizabeth Nugent studies the effect that individuals exiled from their homeland exert on their home countries while abroad, focusing on
Politics postdoctoral researcher Adam Bouyamourn has won the American Statistical Association’s Survey Research Methods/Government Statistics/Social Statistics (SRMS/GSS/SSS) 2026 Student Paper Competition for his work entitled “Where to Experiment? Site Selection
Professor Lane was interviewed for a recent article in Rolling Stone regarding a request by administration at Texas A&M University to remove a text by Plato from a philosophy course
Jan-Werner Müller has been elected to the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and the Humanities and officially joined the Academy this past week. The Academy looks back on a 325-year tradition
The survey offers rare, data-driven insights into public opinion on governance, the economy, security, transitional justice, and foreign relations—providing valuable context for understanding Syria’s evolving political landscape and regional implications
Jan-Werner Müller was interviewed for a documentary entitled "Eugène Delacroix, A Breath of Freedom," a joint project between the Louvre museum and the Franco-German TV channel ARTE. Focusing on the
Princeton dedicated a dozen Prospect House spaces in honor of faculty, alumni and others who “helped to shape the University and the world” through their achievements and perseverance in the
Professor Jan-Werner Müller writes for The Guardian. Trump’s disfiguring the White House fits into a larger global trend: far-right populist leaders in many countries have used spectacular architecture to advance
Professor Atul Kohli's new book Democracy and Inequality in India Political Economy of a Troubled Giant was just published by Cambridge University Press.
Politics Professor and Dean of Princeton's School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) Amaney Jamal presented Dialogue in Action: Leading for the Public Good as part of Princeton Graduate School's
In a landmark address titled, “Innovation, Collective Agency and Development”, Leonard Wantchekon, James Madison Professor of Political Economy at Princeton University, presented a new agenda for transforming economic growth through
