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CSCC: Yueng
The Center for the Study of Contemporary China hosts Professor Bernie Yeung, Stephen Raidy Distinguished Professor of Finance and Strategic Management, National University of Singapore Business School, for a talk…
IR Internal Workshop: McCormack
The IR Internal Workshop hosts Daniel McCormack.
PSCI Honors Program Poster Session
Political Science undergraduate honor students will present their research in a poster session.
Professionalization Workshop: Heagerty
The last professionalization workshop of the semester is with David Heagerty, a senior administrator at the Institutional Review Board (IRB). He will give an introduction to the basics of the IRB process, and then…
CSCC: Jin
The Center for the Study of Contemporary China hosts Professor CAO Jin, Fudan University School of Journalism, Fulbright scholar at Harvard-Yenching Institute, for a talk entitled "Cyber HIV/AIDS Civil Space and the…
CSCC: Dong
The Center for the Study of Contemporary China hosts Professor Wang Dong, Associate Professor of International Relations, Peking University, for a talk entitled "Is China trying to push the U.S. out of East Asia?" …
CSCC: Young
The Center for the Study of Contemporary China hosts Natalie Young, Ph.D student, Penn Department of Sociology, for a talk entitled "Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism among Chinese Students Enrolled in a Canadian…
Penn DCC: Coleman
Gabriella Coleman, McGill University For more information on the Penn Program for Democracy, Citizenship, and Constitutionalism (Penn DCC), please visit their website (link).
Grad APW: Wuest
The American Politics Graduate workshop hosts Joseph Wuest for a discussion of his paper "The Secular Order in American Political Development: Tensions and Transformations in Secular Litigation and Advocacy Organization…
BCIP: Staniland
The Browne Center for International Politics host Paul Staniland, University of Chicago, for a talk entitled "Armed Politics: Violence, Order, and the State in Southern Asia."