Join us for a talk titled, "Inequality and Inclusive Growth: Considering Education in Korea & U.S." by Dr. Hyun-A Kim who is a Senior Economist at Korea Institute of Public Finance
Dr. Javier Auyero is a Professor of Latin American Sociology at the University of Texas at Austin. His main areas of research, writing, and teaching are poverty and marginality, political
Getzen Lecture on Government Accountability presented by the Department of Public Administration and Policy by Gene L. Dodaro UGA Chapel, Athens Monday, March 25, 2019 2:00 p.m. A reception will
Dr. Matt Fuhrmann is the Director of the graduate program and Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at Texas A&M University. His research interests include international relations, international
Charles Stewart III Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology “American Elections since 2000: Getting Better, but Not Feeling Better About It” George S. Parthemos Lecture
Constitution Day 2019 Constitution Day is the annual celebration of the day that representatives to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia completed and signed the U.S. Constitution in 1787. The observance
"The Two Irelands, Britain and Brexit," Gary Murphy, professor of law and government, Dublin City University. Murphy is a former editor of Irish Political Studies, the leading journal of political science
SPIA ALUMNI RECEPTION IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Hosted annually each fall, the SPIA Alumni Reception in Washington D.C. provides an opportunity for alumni living in our nation’s capital to reconnect with
Antoine Banks is an Associate Professor in the Department of Government and Politics at the University of Maryland. He is also Director of the Government and Politics Research Lab. His
"Do You Know Who Counts Your Votes? Election Commissions and Popular Legitimacy of African Elections." Nicholas Kerr, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Florida, will present a
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At first glance, Ishtiaque Fazlul’s research portfolio looks like a patchwork quilt: Affordable Care Act coverage, AP test subsidies, effects of long COVID, child marriage policy, maternal health chatbots and
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When The Politics of the Presidency first appeared in print forty years ago, John Maltese was still a graduate student. He had no idea that he would eventually help steward
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What drives nations to the brink of war—and what pulls them back? In Crises, War, and Diplomacy, published by Cambridge University Press, Professors John A. Vasquez and Andrew Owsiak tackle these
Feb 2026
At first glance, Ishtiaque Fazlul’s research portfolio looks like a patchwork quilt: Affordable Care Act coverage, AP test subsidies, effects of long COVID, child marriage policy, maternal health chatbots and
