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CSCC: Chinese Rights Advocates
The Center for for the Study of Contemporary China hosts Lu Jun and Zhou Dan of the New York University School of Law for a discussion on Chinese Rights Advocates: Plight and Prospects. For more information on the …
CASI: Dr. Janmejaya Sinha
The Center for the Advanced Study of India hosts Dr. Janmejyay Sinha's presentation on "Two Mega Trends and Their Impact on the Indian Firm." For more information on this event, please visit the events page on the…
Penn DCC: Social Investment in Latin America
Evelyne Huber presents her ongoing work, conducted with John Stephens, investigating the links between social investment, human capital and social inequality in Latin America. For more information on the Penn Program…
Comparative Politics Seminar: Garay
"Including Outsiders: Social Policy Expansion in Latin America" Candelaria Garay, Harvard Preview the paper to be discussed here (pdf).
CASI: Lands of War and Opportunity in Africa
The Center for the Advanced Study of India (CASI) hosts Luke Patey, Senior Researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies, for a presentation on "Lands of War and Opportunity in Africa: The Global Impact of…
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus
Secretary Mabus is the civilian leader of the US Navy and US Marine Corps and a political appointee with the Obama Administration. He will be discussing the future of the Navy and the role the Navy plays in US foreign…
Penn DCC Graduate Workshop: Punishment & the State
This month’s papers shed light on punishment from two perspectives: The philosophical and legal underpinnings of the state’s authority to punish, and an institutional perspective on incarceration.Robert Hoffman (…
CSCC: Campaign Rhetoric
"Campaign Rhetoric and the Surprising Stability of Leadership Transitions in the Asia-Pacific" Jessica Weiss, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Yale UniversityFor more information about the The Center for the…
Browne Center for International Politics: Kelley
"Who Cares? Micro-Level Evidence of Shaming Through Diplomacy"Judith Kelley, Duke UniversityFor more information on the Christopher H. Browne Center for International Politics, please visit their website (link).
Knowledge by the Slice: What's Going on in Iraq and Syria?
What is ISIS? Where did it come from, what does it want, and how is the group's emergence related to broader political trends in the Middle East? And what does this mean for the West?