Mark Beissinger's book The Revolutionary City has been named a co-winner of the Gregory Luebbert Prize for the Best Book Prize in Comparative Politics, awarded by the Comparative Politics Section
James Vreeland, Professor of Politics and International Affairs, has received the Department's annual teaching prize. First awarded in 1988, the Stanley Kelley Award for Excellence is given every year to
“Mirabella Smith combines preternatural theoretical sophistication with an enthusiasm for building inclusive learning communities, making them the prototype of the kind of scholar and teacher whom the future academy will
Sixteen students, including three Politics majors, have been named Scholars in the Nation’s Service Initiative (SINSI), a program within the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA), which funds both
Benjamin Bograd and Kate Gross-Whitaker, along with three other Princeton seniors, are among 151 Schwarzman Scholars representing 36 countries and 121 universities.