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 […]
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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 […]
Sarah Parkinson’s book has received an honorable mention for the Best Book Award
Professor Sarah Parkinson’s book, Beyond the Lines: Social Networks and Palestinian Militant Organizations in Wartime Lebanon (Cornell University Press, 2022), has received an Honorable Mention for the Best Book Award […]
United States Institute of Peace Fellowship Winner: Shahab ud Din Ahmad
Shahab ud Din Ahmad has won a 2023 Peace Scholar Fellowship from the United States Institute of Peace. This fellowship was awarded to support his research on his dissertation: Conflict […]
Colonel Joe Becker is filling a critical gap as the Defense Attaché for the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait City.
Colonel, U.S. Army, Joe Becker, former Political Science Department PhD student, assigned to the Department of State, filling a critical gap as the Defense Attaché for the U.S. Embassy in […]
Justice for All?
Political scientist and sociologist Vesla Weaver is spending her career listening to and researching the voices of a sizable group of people whose experience of democracy, citizenship, and government is completely different from that of those not living under police surveillance.
Vesla Weaver quoted in Arts & Sciences Weekly
“[W]hen you go through them one by one by one, they raise complex and genuine questions like ‘What is the meaning of punishment?’ and ‘What is freedom?’” —Vesla Mae Weaver, […]
PJ Brendese featured in JHU Arts & Sciences Weekly
Describe your primary research or scholarship, and tell us what is most exciting about your current project. My research centers on how the politics of time and memory function to […]
Velsa Weaver featured in the New York Times
Vesla Weaver is featured prominently in the New York Times, for the American Prison Writing Archive, a “Shadow Canon’ Sheds Light