2ND ANNUAL REPORT - PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 11TH, 2022
Now that Trump has announced he'll run for president again in 2024, some observers have speculated on his
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has unleashed a wave of concern about the global nuclear order. Such worries are understandable.
Government professor Sean Westwood and the Polarization Research Lab are featured in an op-ed about the midterm election results.
Control of Congress still in question, but Democrats avoid a "red wave."
Prof Yusaku Horiuchi tells The New York Times, "When the weather is bad, then that actually means the social and maybe the psychological cost of go
Bright Line Watch, a multi-university initiative whose co-directors include professors John Carey and Brendan Nyhan, surveyed Americans and political scientists about the state of democracy as the country approached its first national elections since the Jan.6 insurrection.
The Department of Government is thrilled to announce that John Cho's '22 honors thesis Trade-offs in Asian American Political Representation
The general election on November 1st will be the nation's fifth in four years. Either side could win. But to govern, the centrist bloc may be pushed right, and the rightist bloc to the extreme right. read the article here.
