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
Graduate Student Isabelle DeSisto and Professor Grigore Pop-Eleches discuss Maldova's September 28th parliamentary elections in an article for Good Authority. They discuss their online survey which looked at the predictive
Professor Jan-Werner Müller writes for Project Syndicate on the government shutdown and strategies the Democrats could use. A government shutdown concentrates the mind and provides a focal point for sending
On the occasion of World Architecture Day, Nicole Wagenblast spoke with Politics professor Jan-Werner Müller about what political science can contribute to a better understanding of architecture. NW: You have
Charles Cameron, Professor of Politics and International Affairs: "The shutdown is a striking example of contemporary 'blame game politics.' When you play the blame game, you act to cast an
Politics Professor and Dean of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs spoke during a side event at the UN General Assembly on the UN's engagement strategy with Afghanistan.
"This hub is an instrument for empowering communities to build their own evidence-based solutions, moving beyond aid to self-reliant development." Professor Leonard Wantchekon explained of The Princeton-African School of Economics
Robert P. George discusses the philosophical foundations of the pursuit of happiness, how the meaning has changed, and the founders' views of human nature on the Pursuit: The Founders’ Guide
Professor Jan-Werner Müller writes for Project Syndicate on the asymmetry in reactions to the killing of far-right activist Charlie Kirk and how it is part of a trend of normalizing
The release of Princeton graduate student Elizabeth Tsurkov brings relief and joy to the University community, and we celebrate that she will be reunited with her family. We thank President
