Prof Kim Wehle (University of Maryland Law School) discusses her new book, Pardon Power, with Prof Emily Zackin (JHU). Pizza and Politics is an undergraduate focused series of talks - featuring free Pizza! Co-sponsored by the SNF Agora Institute, and the Center for Social Concern
Marshall Kosloff from the Hudson Institute and Arsenal of Democracy Podcast in conversation with Sebastian Schmidt (JHU) on how the United States is in the midst of a dramatic political realignment with shifting views on national security, economics, technology, and the role of government in our lives. What consequences might the election hold for this […]
"Race, Racism, and the Crisis of Democracy in Political Science"
Arthur Spirling (Princeton) will give a provocative talk on the use of AI and Data Science in the study of political phenomena. Prof Spirling is a Political Scientist who serves on the executive committee of Data-Driven Social Science, and on the executive committee of Princeton Language + Intelligence.
Presented by Ronay Bakan, Ga Eun Cho, Ivan Ruiz-Hernandez, Susy Tekunan, Alexander Torpey, Claire Trilling
"Countering Illiberalism in Liberal Democracies: Tradeoffs, Strategies and Temporalities" with discussant: Sebastián Cortesi
"Naysaying, the Coherence Theory of Truth and Pluralism", with discussant: David DeBole
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"Porous Belongings: Engagements with Michael Serres" Co-sponsored by Comparative Thought and Literature
A debrief and set of reflections on the 2024 Presidential election with political science faculty - open to all. Part of the Pizza & Politics series for undergraduatesPizza is served at 5.45pm
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