Professor Inés Valdez’s new book, Democracy and Empire: Labor, Nature, and the Reproduction of Capitalism (2023) was recently published by Cambridge University Press. Stay tuned for her book talk on […]
News & Announcements Archive
PhD Candidate Sabrina Axster publishes essay in Oxford University Border Criminologies booklet
PhD candidate Sabrina Axster published an essay in the booklet, The Changing Landscape of immigration detention (2023), published by the Oxford University Border Criminologies series. Sabrina’s piece, titled “Targeting Jewish […]
Professor Sebastian Schmidt promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure
Sebastian Schmidt has been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Congratulations, Sebastian!
Professor Joshua Simon promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure
Joshua Simon has been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Congratulations, Josh!
John Yasuda joins editorial board of the China Quarterly
Professor John Yasuda has joined the editorial board of the prestigious journal, The China Quarterly. Congratulations, John!
PhD Alumna Valerie de Koeijer and Professor Sarah Parkinson publish article in International Studies Quarterly
PhD alumna Valerie de Koeijer, Professor Sarah Parkinson, and Sofia J. Smith published an open-access article in International Studies Quarterly on the social ecology of sexual violence in the humanitarian […]
Sarah Parkinson’s book wins Routledge Lee Ann Fuji Award
Professor Sarah Parkinson’s book, Beyond the Lines: Social Networks and Palestinian Militant Organizations in Wartime Lebanon (Cornell University Press, 2023) won the 2023 Lee Ann Fujii Award for Innovation in […]
Political Science Weekly Seminar Series Fall 2023
The Department announces the line-up for its weekly Seminar Series for Fall 2023, featuring external speakers, faculty debates, and graduate focused topics. Save the dates and please join us for […]
Political Theory Workshop 2023-2024
The Political Theory Workshop brings together four core theory events featuring Hopkins’ graduate students and faculty and combines them with external theory speakers speaking at the Political Science Department Symposium, […]
Professor Robbie Shilliam gives keynote at the Tenth Oceanic Conference on International Studies
The keynote speech, at the University of Melbourne, was entitled “Republicanism and Imperialism at the Frontier: A Post-Black Lives Matter Archaeology of International Relations”. The research can be found at […]