Prophets, whether false or true, are a profound challenge to any society. It is said that a prophet is honored everywhere except in his or her own country. Why are prophets so dangerous? Why do they provoke such conflict? Prophets: you can’t live with them or without them.
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Visiting Professor Bernard Avisha authored an article in the New York Times titled 'Hamas and the Mass Protests in Gaza'. Read more here.
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Wentworth Professor John Carey co-authored the Washington Post analysis article "The threat of impeachment can push presidents out the door. But there’s a catch." Read more here.
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Katie Clayton '18 (Government and French major) presented her poster, "The Moderating Influence of Social Contact on Perceptions of Immigrants in France," at the 2018 Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association on April 5, 2018 in Chicago. This poster is based on her Government Honors Thesis supervised by Professors Jeremy Ferwerda and Yusaku Horiuchi.
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Professor Sean Westwood's paper, "Projecting Confidence: How the Problematic Horse Race Confuses and Demobilizes the Public" was cited in reports by Pew and the Washington Post.
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