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Christopher Blair
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Christopher Blair
Assistant Professor of Politics, Princeton University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Sichen Li, NCGG Fellow
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Sichen Li
NCGG Fellow
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Jiseon Chang, NCGG Fellow
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Jiseon Chang
NCGG Fellow
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
The Future of Globalization and International Governance in an Era of Change
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  • Andrew Moravcsik
    Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University
  • Layna Mosley
    Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University
  • Susan Hyde
    Professor of Political Science, UC Berkeley
  • Mark Copelovitch
    ProfessoPolitical Science and Public Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • James Vreeland
    Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University
  • Moderator: Anne-Marie Slaughter
    CEO New America, Former Dean of SPIA, Princeton University
Public Event
Rachel Myrick, Duke University
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​​​​Rachel Myrick​
Douglas and Ellen Lowey Assistant Professor of Political Science, Duke University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Theo Serlin, NCGG Fellow
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Theo Serlin
NCGG Fellow
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Green Transition versus the Environment?: The Politics of Mining for Critical Minerals
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Sarah Brooks
Professor of Political Science, Ohio State University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Globalized State-led Development
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Jazmin Sierra
Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science, University of Notre Dame
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Negotiating with Your Mouth Full: Intergovernmental Bargaining Between Transparency and Confidentiality
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Mareike Kleine
LISD Visiting Scholar; Associate Professor in EU and International Politics, European Institute, London School of Economics
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Harmonizing Safety: The Politics of Occupational Exposure Limits in the EU
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Rebecca Perlman
Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Michael Horowitz (Univ. of Pennsylvania) and Jacob Shapiro (Princeton)
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  • Michael C. Horowitz
    Richard Perry Professor and Director, Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania
  • Jacob N. Shapiro
    Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Racial Violence and Public Attitudes Toward Justice
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Kelebogile Zvobgo
Provost's Distinguished Associate Professor of Government, William & Mary
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
The National Security Constitution in the 21st Century
Speakers
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
A World Safe for Commerce: American Foreign Policy from the Revolution to the Rise of China
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Dale Copeland
Professor of International Affairs, University of Virginia
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Climate National Interest: Explaining Variation in Unilateral Climate Change Mitigation
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Samuel Houskeeper
NCGG Fellow
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
The Path from Automation to Right-Wing Populism
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Valentina González-Rostani
Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Bobst Center
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Weaponized Monopolies: Market Power and International Economic Coercion
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Claas Mertens
NCGG Fellow
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
The Political and Economic Impact of MNC Value Chains in the China Shock (with an eye to the 2024 election)
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Dennis Quinn
NCGG Visiting Fellow; Georgetown University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Climate Fault Lines Book Workshop
Private event
Her Majesty’s Aid: A Principal–Agent Analysis of Development Assistance in the Late British Empire
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Didac Queralt
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Yale University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Foreign Aid and the Performance of Bureaucrats
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Maria Nagawa
NCGG Fellow
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Major Power Competition and 'Swing' States in Modern Asia
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Paul Staniland
Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Political Science, The University of Chicago
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Dynamics of Ideological Competition
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Jessica Chen Weiss
David M. Lampton Professor of China Studies, Johns Hopkins University, SAIS
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Geopolitics to the Fore? Prospects for Globalization in an Uncertain World
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  • Nawaf S. Al-Sabah ’94
    CEO, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
  • Layna Mosley
    Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University
  • Meicen Sun ’12
    Assistant Professor, School of Information Sciences, University of Illinois
  • James Vreeland
    Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University
  • Carl Westphal *13
    Deputy Director, International Monetary Policy, US Department of the Treasury
The Political Economy of Climate Change
Conference
The Posturing Premium: How Empty Threats Can Benefit Leaders in Weak Countries
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Renard Sexton
Assistant Professor , Emory University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Restraining the Huddled Masses: Emigration and Authoritarian Control
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Margaret Peters
Associate Professor, UCLA
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Zombies Ahead: Explaining the Rise of Low-Quality Election Monitoring
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Sarah Bush
Associate Professor, University of Pennsylvania
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
The Inflation Reduction Act: Triumphs, Challenges, and the Pursuit of True Environmental Justice
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Dana Johnson
WE ACT for Environmental Justice
Cosponsored Event
International Relations Faculty Colloquium
Repressed Memories: State Terror and the Street Politics of Memorialization
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Yuri Zhukov
Associate Professor, Georgetown University
International Relations Faculty Colloquium

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