Mark Beissinger's book named co-winner of the Gregory Luebbert Prize for the Best Book Prize in Comparative Politics

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 of APSA.

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September 25, 2025

Princeton-backed innovation hub launches in Kenya to plug skills gap

"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

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September 22, 2025

Pursuit: The Founders’ Guide To Happiness

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

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September 12, 2025

Violence As Policy in Trump’s America

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