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Andy Guess standing in a hallway
April 14, 2025

People Favor Sanctioning Extreme Online Hate Speech

Princeton's SPIA looks at the work of Professor Andy Guess.
Professor Frances Lee and Professor Stephen Macedo
April 10, 2025

Stephen Macedo and Frances Lee discuss their new book on CNN's The Lead

Professors Stephen Macedo and Frances Lee discuss their new book "In Covid's Wake" on CNN The Lead.
Robert George
April 8, 2025

Robert George discusses Fidelity on Basecamp Live

Professor Robert George talks with host Davies Owens in an episode titled "Reclaiming Fidelity – Faith, Family, Country: Foundations Worth Fighting for with Robert P. George."
Collage of photos- students and faculty gathered at Thesis Day celebration in matching sweatshirts with photo props, group photos, and ice cream.
April 3, 2025

Politics Seniors, Faculty, and Staff Gather to Celebrate Thesis Day

Politics Class of 2025 gathered to celebrate the completion of their Senior Thesis.
Dennis Thompson
April 1, 2025

Dennis F. Thompson, former Department Chair, passes at 84

We are sad to report that Professor Dennis F. Thompson has passed at 84. Thompson was a member of the Princeton Politics Faculty from 1986 until he left to found
German Gieczewski
April 1, 2025

Germán Gieczewski Promoted to Associate Professor

Congratulations to Germán Gieczewski for his promotion to Associate Professor of Politics, effective July 1, 2025.
Professor Frances Lee and Professor Stephen Macedo
April 1, 2025

Were the Covid Lockdowns Worth it? A conversation with Frances Lee and Stephen Macedo who argue that there is no evidence the measures saved lives.

Five years ago, at the urging of federal officials, much of the United States locked down to stop the spread of Covid. Over time, the action polarized the country and
Professor Frances Lee and Professor Stephen Macedo
March 31, 2025

Professors Stephen Macedo and Frances Lee on PBS News Hour

Professors Frances Lee and Stephen Macedo discuss their new book 'In Covid's Wake: How Our Politics Failed Us" on PBS News Hour.
Portrait of Professor Paul Frymer
March 27, 2025

Humanities Council Spotlights Paul Frymer

As a 2024-25 Old Dominion Research Professor in the Humanities Council, Paul Frymer is conducting research on historical policy development of agricultural laborers in the United States. His research and
Moravcsik Headshot
March 25, 2025

Andrew Moravcsik on the 61st Munich Security Conference

Professor Andrew Moravcsik was among more than 450 high-profile and senior decision-makers as well as thought-leaders from around the world, including heads of state, ministers, leading personalities of international and
Robert George
March 24, 2025

Professor Robert George on The Hill Sunday

"What I want to say to our fellow Americans is: We’ve got a system—a good system. It’s worked for nearly 250 years, and it will work this time. Don’t lose
Professors Jacob Shapiro and Grigore Pop-Eleeches
March 21, 2025

Professors Jacob Shapiro and Grigore Pop-Eleches comment on Russia-Ukraine Partial Ceasefire

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
Prof. Tali Mendelberg
March 21, 2025

Tali Mendelberg delivered the 2025 Miller-Converse lecture at the University of Michigan

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
Professors Andy Guess and Brandon Stewart
March 19, 2025

YouTube’s Algorithm and its Effect on Political Polarization

Princeton's SPIA looks at the work of Professor Andy Guess and Associated Professor Brandon Stewart of Sociology.
Portrait of Greg Conti
March 18, 2025

Prof. Gregory Conti writes on the free-speech issue surrounding the arrest of Columbia student

Professor Gregory Conti writes for Compact Magazine on the free-speech considerations surrounding the arrest of Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil.
Professor Müller standing in bright room with arms crossed
March 18, 2025

Professor Jan-Werner Müller writes on Academic freedom in America

Academic freedom in America needs to be defended. Here’s how.
g john ikenberry headshot
March 15, 2025

"Would a Peace Deal in Ukraine Last?" Prof. G. John Ikenberry writes for Foreign Affairs

Two Centuries of History Offer Lessons for How to Forge a Durable Agreement
Woman in black suite with white shirt
March 15, 2025

Prof. Layna Mosley speaks with CBS MoneyWatch on steel and aluminum tariffs

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
Professors Frances Lee and Leonard Wantchekon
March 14, 2025

Professors Leonard Wantchekon and Frances Lee Highlighted as Exceptional Faculty

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
Melissa Lane
March 12, 2025

Executive Orders, Offices, and Laws: Democratic Conundrums in Ancient Greece and Modern America

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

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