David Bateman (Cornell)
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreBlack Politics during the "Nadir": Political Organizing and Legislative Change from 1877 to 1930.
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Graduate Focus: Allon Brann (CTEI)
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreAllon Brann from CTEI will lead a pedagogy focused session
Rob Nichols (USCS)
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreRob Nichols (USCS) presents his paper on "Red Power Partisans"
Follow the Money: The Election Spending Dashboard Project
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreAs 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 at 11.30am. Talk begins 12.00pm.
Sam Chambers (JHU)
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreSam Chambers presents his paper: "A Contribution to the Critique of '“'Fictitious Capital'"
Delio Vasquez (NYU)
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreVasquez presents "On Social Crime, Empathy, and the Pain of Hunger"
Libby Anker (GWU)
Gilman 308 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreLibby Anker presents her current research: "Make Sovereignty Great Again”
Ernesto Calvo (Director of the Interdisciplinary Lab for Computational Social Science (iLCSS), UM)
Shriver 104 3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MarylandProfessor Calvo will present "The Winner-Loser Gap in news consumption: What lost elections tell us about the demand for news"
What the TikTok saga teaches us about platform power in politics
Mergenthaler 426 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MARYLANDJoin Henry Farrell, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute Professor of International Affairs at SAIS, for a discussion on the power of TikTok in current American politics. Part of our Spring […]
Ruth Bloch-Rubin (U. of Chicago)
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreLegislating Rights: Congress and the Making of American Indian Law
Hopkins Alums discuss the effects of DOGE on the government workforce
Mergenthaler 366 Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreCome and listen to Hopkins Alums recount their recent experiences of working in a government being reshaped by DOGE. Free Pizza!!
Jennifer Culbert (JHU)
Gilman 208 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MARYLANDJennifer Culbert (Johns Hopkins) presents "Just enough: 'abnormal justice' and the farce of law"