Cities and the World: Interrogating the Promise and Perils of Political Decentralization in Age of Trumpism Half Day (9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. OR 1:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.) As recognized for decades, many nation-states […]
Monique Newton, Oberlin College Monique Newton is a student at Oberlin College double majoring in politics and law and society with a minor in Africana studies. As a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Research Fellow at Oberlin College, […]
From Medicine to Mobilization: Social Service Provision and the Islamist Reputational Advantage by Steven Brooke, Harvard University Under what conditions can parties use social-service provision to generate political support? And what is the causal mechanism connecting […]
Teaching the Territories in US Foreign Policy: Race and Empire in the American Experience by Peter Harris, Colorado State University The acquisition and governance of non-sovereign territories has been a feature of US foreign policy since […]
Causal Case Studies (QMMR 6) Half Day PM (1:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.) After more than two decades after the publication of Designing Social Inquiry (King, Keohane and Verba, 1994), the field of qualitative, case-based […]
Kangkana Koli, Eastern Michigan University Kangkana Koli is a student at Eastern Michigan University majoring in political science with minors in public law and government and Asian studies. She has a strong passion for social justice […]
The Role of Social Group Membership on Classroom Participation by Şule Yaylacı, University of British Columbia and Edana Beauvais, University of British Columbia Active and cooperative learning is integral to many social science classes as they increase student […]
The Politics of Overseas Military Bases by Andrew I. Yeo, The Catholic University of America In February 2003, six weeks prior to the United States-led invasion of Iraq, the Pentagon issued orders for U.S. troops stationed […]
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