Quinn Lester (JHU)
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore“Abolition Democracy as a Non-Repressive Society: Herbert Marcuse, Angela Davis, and the New Left Legacies of Abolition” (Disc. Kory Gaines)
“Abolition Democracy as a Non-Repressive Society: Herbert Marcuse, Angela Davis, and the New Left Legacies of Abolition” (Disc. Kory Gaines)
Black Politics during the "Nadir": Political Organizing and Legislative Change from 1877 to 1930.
Allon Brann from CTEI will lead a pedagogy focused session
Rob Nichols (USCS) presents his paper on "Red Power Partisans"
As part of our Spring 2025 "Pizza and Politics" series, Adam Sheingate (JHU) will present his new data-science-meets-political-science project: The Election Spending Dashboard.Free pizza! Room TBA
Sam Chambers presents his paper: "A Contribution to the Critique of '“'Fictitious Capital'"
Vasquez presents "On Social Crime, Empathy, and the Pain of Hunger"
Libby Anker presents her current research: "Make Sovereignty Great Again”
Legislating Rights: Congress and the Making of American Indian Law
Jennifer Culbert (Johns Hopkins) presents "Just enough: 'abnormal justice' and the farce of law"
Danny Schlozman and Sam Chambers lead a discussion on writing syllabi
“The Powers of Play: Changing How We Create Change in The Face of Political Calamity” Romand Coles (Formerly Professor of Political Theory (Duke), Frances McAllister Chair and Director of Community Culture and Environment (Northern Arizona), and Research Professor, Social Justice Institute, Sydney, Australia) “The Powers of Play: Changing How We Create Change in The Face […]