Professor Sarah Parkinson takes a closer look at the Gaza casualty data in her recent interview featured on Good Authority, and explains how causaulty counts can become dangerous political tools.
News & Announcements Archive
Professor Robbie Shilliam’s new article on International Security and Black Politics
Professor Robbie Shilliam recently published an article titled “International Security and Black Politics: A Biographical Note Toward an Institutional Critique” in the Special Issue on Race and Security in Security […]
PhD Candidate Ronay Bakan awarded Honorable Mention for MESA Graduate Student Paper Prize
PhD candidate Ronay Bakan was awarded Honorable Mention for the 2023 MESA Graduate Student Paper Prize, for her paper “Conflict in Ruins: Counterinsurgent Urbanism and Its Discontents in Northern Kurdistan.” […]
Professor P.J. Brendese publishes new book, Segregated Time
Professor P.J. Brendese recently published his new book, Segregated Time (2023) with Oxford University Press. He also discussed the new book at the Hopkins Political Theory Workshop. Congratulations, P.J.!
Professor Robbie Shilliam gives Annual Race Equality Lecture at University of Cambridge
Professor Robbie Shilliam gave the University of Cambridge Annual Race Equality Lecture for 2023, entitled “Legacies of the Imperial Academy.
PhD Alumna Nandini Dey awarded ISA-NE Fred Hartmann Award
PhD alumna Nandini Dey has been awarded the 2023 ISA-Northeast’s Fred Hartmann Award for outstanding graduate paper, titled “Subjects, Aliens, and Undesirables: Managing Mobility and Insecurity in Colonial India.” Congratulations, […]
Professor Samuel Chambers publishes new book, Money Has No Value
Professor Samuel Chambers’s new book, Money Has No Value (2023) was recently published by De Gruyter. Congratulations, Sam!
Professor Dawn Teele has won the Theda Skocpol Emerging Scholar Award from APSA, 2023.
Dawn Teele has made both substantive and methodological contributions to the field of comparative politics. Her first line of research—best captured in her book Forging the Franchise (Princeton, 2018), which received the Luebbert […]
PhD Candidate Sheharyar Imran featured in The Johns Hopkins-Newsletter
Sheharyar Imran discussed the history and importance of the Program in Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship on “What Comes Next: Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship after Affirmative Action,” an RIC event.
PhD Candidate Sabrina Axster publishes article on the Millennium
PhD Candidate Sabrina Axster published an article titled “We try to Humanise their Stories’: Interrogating the Representation of Migrants and Refugees Through the Shift from ‘Poverty Porn’ to Humanisation and […]