Events
Upcoming Events
There are no events of this type to display right now. Please check back again at a later time.
Past Events
Center for the Study of Contemporary China: Hseih
Friday Forums “Interpersonal Networks in Comparative Perspective: The Core Discussion Networks in China, Japan, and the US” Ning Hsieh, Department of Demography and Department of Sociology For more details, please…
Penn Social Science & Policy Forum: Blyth
Mark Blyth, Professor of Political Science, Brown University."The Political Theory of Austerity: The History of a Dangerous Idea."Details TBA.
Penn DCC Faculty Workshop: Haysom
Nicholas Haysom, Director for Political Affairs, UN Secretary General Office"Constitution Making in Africa."Please visit the Penn Program on Democracy, Citizenship and Constitutionalism website for more details on its…
Election 2012: What Just Happened? With Dilulio, Lapinski, Levendusky
"Knowledge by the Slice"On Thursday, November 15, enjoy pizza and lively discussion with professors from the political science department as they debrief the 2012 presidential election.Election 2012 – What Just Happened…
Comparative Politics Workshop: Singh
Speaker: Prerna Singh, Harvard University.Title: Subnationalism and Social Development: A Comparative Analysis of Indian States This event is co-sponsored by the Penn Center for the Advanced Study of India.
International Issues Lecture Series: Lustick
The Assembly of International Students presents the International Issues Lecture Series: "Syrian Civil War" with Dr. Ian Lustick.For details on Professor Lustick, please visit his profile page.
Center for the Study of Contemporary China: Overholt
“Efforts of Chinese Leadership to Sustain Robust Growth”William Overholt, Harvard Kennedy School For more details, please visit the Center for Study on Contemporary China's events page.
Year of the Proof: Helping the Intelligence Community to Think Better - Lustick
Political Science & the Policy World: Helping the Intelligence Community to Think Better Professor Ian Lustick will be talking about the advisory work he has done with U.S. policymakers - focusing on the way in…
Browne Center for International Politics Workshop: Saunders
Speaker: Elizabeth Saunders, George Washington UniversityDetails TBA. For more information visit the Browne Center's page. Lunch will be served.
Penn Social Science & Policy Forum: Ritschl
Albrecht Ritschl: “Transfers Small, Debt Relief Big: The Marshall Plan and Postwar Germany.”Ritschl is Professor of Economics, London School of Economics and author of Reparations, Deficits, and Debt Default: The Great…