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Nine From Dartmouth Offered Fulbright Scholarships

May 22, 2020

Two alumni and seven students have been offered the teaching or research grants.
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Associate Professor Jason Lyall Named 2020 Carnegie Fellow

May 12, 2020

The government professor will study humanitarian aid's effect on political violence.
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Government students who received the Andrew Warden Edson Memorial Prize

May 4, 2020

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Prof. Baldez publishes an article on transforming teaching amid the coronavirus

May 1, 2020

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Prof. Threadcraft's book praised in an article about the best scholarly books of the decade

April 23, 2020

Prof. Shatema Threadcraft's book Intimate Justice is mentioned in The Chronicle of Higher Education's article on the Best Scholarly Books of the Decade. To read the article click here.
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- Apr 30
  
  Taiwan and Beyond: Navigating U.S.-China Relations in Trump’s Second Term
  
  Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)
  
  Randall Schriver will be in conversation with Professor Jennifer Lind for a discussion on recent developments and what lies ahead for relations between the U.S. and China.
- May 01
  
  Legacies of Empire: Israel, Palestine, and the Quest for a Just Peace
  
  Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)
  
  Professors Derek Penslar and Yael Berda will discuss whether Zionism is a colonial movement, exploring settler colonialism and post-colonial legacies in Israel, India, and Cyprus.
- May 01
  
  Meir Kohn (Economics), "Managers and Entrepreneurs"
  
  Room 001, Rockefeller Center
  
  This is the sixth and last in a series of talks by Prof. Kohn (Economics) in a year-long Lecture Series sponsored by the Political Economy Project. Rocky 1 at 6 pm.
- May 06
  
  Brooke Harrington (Sociology), "Trump's Broligarchy"
  
  Moore Hall B03
  
  May 6 at 4:30 pm in Moore B03. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of Sociology.
- May 06
  
  Lecture on Inequality, Discrimination, and Opportunity
  
  Room 003, Rockefeller Center
  
  "The Causes and Consequences of Discrimination: Lessons from (and for) Economics" - Desmond Ang, Harvard Kennedy School
- May 07
  
  Joshua Tait (Wilson Center), "Conservative Thought From Buckley to Trump"
  
  Room 003, Rockefeller Center
  
  May 7 at 5 pm in Rocky 3. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project
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News & Events

Nine From Dartmouth Offered Fulbright Scholarships

Associate Professor Jason Lyall Named 2020 Carnegie Fellow

Government students who received the Andrew Warden Edson Memorial Prize

Prof. Baldez publishes an article on transforming teaching amid the coronavirus

Prof. Threadcraft's book praised in an article about the best scholarly books of the decade

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Events

Taiwan and Beyond: Navigating U.S.-China Relations in Trump’s Second Term

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

Randall Schriver will be in conversation with Professor Jennifer Lind for a discussion on recent developments and what lies ahead for relations between the U.S. and China.

Legacies of Empire: Israel, Palestine, and the Quest for a Just Peace

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

Professors Derek Penslar and Yael Berda will discuss whether Zionism is a colonial movement, exploring settler colonialism and post-colonial legacies in Israel, India, and Cyprus.

Meir Kohn (Economics), "Managers and Entrepreneurs"

Room 001, Rockefeller Center

This is the sixth and last in a series of talks by Prof. Kohn (Economics) in a year-long Lecture Series sponsored by the Political Economy Project. Rocky 1 at 6 pm.

Brooke Harrington (Sociology), "Trump's Broligarchy"

Moore Hall B03

May 6 at 4:30 pm in Moore B03. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of Sociology.

Lecture on Inequality, Discrimination, and Opportunity

Room 003, Rockefeller Center

"The Causes and Consequences of Discrimination: Lessons from (and for) Economics" - Desmond Ang, Harvard Kennedy School

Joshua Tait (Wilson Center), "Conservative Thought From Buckley to Trump"

Room 003, Rockefeller Center

May 7 at 5 pm in Rocky 3. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project