Grigore Pop-Eleches, Professor of Politics and International Affairs “There are no real reasons to believe that Putin is genuinely interested in peace negotiations (and Russia appears to have broken the

Professor Tali Mendelberg delivered the 2025 Miller Converse lecture, the University of Michigan's preeminent lecture series on American electoral politics. Her talk was titled "The politics of disaster prevention." Despite

Princeton's SPIA looks at the work of Professor Andy Guess and Associated Professor Brandon Stewart of Sociology.

Professor Gregory Conti writes for Compact Magazine on the free-speech considerations surrounding the arrest of Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil.

Academic freedom in America needs to be defended. Here’s how.

Two Centuries of History Offer Lessons for How to Forge a Durable Agreement

Steel and aluminum tariffs could cause broad price hikes across industries, experts say- Professor Layna Mosley speaks with CBS. "It is not easy for American companies that use steel and

Princeton faculty members are all exceptional scholars in their disciplines who are expected to teach as well as engage in research. Faculty work closely with undergraduates in the supervision of

Professor Melissa Lane contributes to The American Philosophical Association's Perspective on Democracy blog series.

Layna Mosley, Professor of Politics and International Affairs; Associate Chair of the Department of Politics: “Trump’s actions on trade erode further the rules-based system of governance (for instance, WTO, USMCA)

Professors Stephen Macedo and Frances Lee discuss their upcoming book "In Covid's Wake: How Our Politics Failed Us" with Undark Magazine in an interview titled "Did Scientists and the Media

Harvard Kennedy School looks at Professor Nolan McCarty's research.

Professor Aaron Friedberg co-chairs U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission hearing.

SPIA's Research Record series highlights the work of Professor Jonathan Mummolo.

"Tariff melodrama has consumed Washington, but the Trump administration’s new trade barriers have so far done little to confront the very real danger that Chinese mercantilism poses to our nation’s

Competing with Executive Aggrandizement? The Rise of the Personalization of Courts in Polarized Democracies

Professor Robert George joined Dr. Cornel West on Fox News Sunday to discuss their upcoming book Truth Matters.

Forty-three members of the Department of Politics faculty gathered for a group photograph to celebrate the Department's 100th Anniversary.

Professor Jan-Werner Müller discusses the long shadow of the COVID-19 crisis, and the divisions and distrust that it sowed against incumbents in Project Syndicate.