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Government’s Prof. Peter Katzenstein Wins ‘Nobel Prize of Political Science’

By John Yoon | May 3, 2020

Katzenstein won the award for his work in “furthering the understanding of how history, culture and norms shape economies, as well as national and global security policy.”

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As American Politics Sputters, Harvard Professor Warns of Creeping Authoritarianism

By Louis Chuang | November 8, 2019

Amidst frenzied talks of impeachment and stiffening partisan warfare, public trust in government has reached a near all-time low. But according to Prof. Steven Levitsky, government, Harvard University, while there are reasons to sound the alarm, American democracy is here to stay.

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Top Elections Experts To Discuss Voting Rights, Election Issues on Wednesday

By Jun Oh Koo | November 3, 2019

With a year left until the 2020 presidential elections, two top political scientists will bring a discussion on the electoral climate in America to Cornell’s campus.

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Leading Chicago Political Scientist Michael Dawson Discusses the Politics of Reparations, Racial Justice

By Magdalena Smith and Hyeji Suh | October 16, 2018

Michael Dawson outlined the histories and possible future of reparations struggles in the United States and discussed the ways contemporary calls for reparations can learn from the events of the past.

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Guest Speaker Puts Personal Spin on ‘Hamilton’ During Political Lecture

By Julia Curley | February 11, 2018

Prof. Paul Pierson, political science professor from University of California at Berkeley, rapped a modern day “Hamilton” verse in the first of the six lecture long “Difficulty of Democracy” series on Friday.

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