Courses

Number	CCN	Semester	Level	Title	Section	Instructor(s)
1	14310	Summer 2023	Session D	INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS	1	Richard Ashcroft
1	22289	Fall 2022	Undergraduate	INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS	1	Richard Ashcroft
1	20670	Fall 2016	Undergraduate	INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS		Richard Ashcroft

Upcoming Events

Feb 08, 2023

The Paradox of Prevention: Authority and Democracy in Times of Crisis

Zoom Link Available The Covid-19 pandemic tested the possibility of solving complex problems through democratic governance. In this talk, I will analyze the link between democracy and anti-pandemic policies from three different angles. Firstly, in using data on anti-pandemic policies from over...

Feb 10, 2023

Citrin Award Lecture: Does Political Propaganda Work?

The Citrin Award Lecture is an annual event of the Jack Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research. The Citrin Award recognizes the career of an individual who has made significant contributions to the study and understanding of public opinion. The 2022 Citrin Award honors the career of Donald P. Green, whose pioneering work has advanced knowledge of the formation and change in public opinion...

Feb 15, 2023

From Trans-Atlantic Order to Afro-Eur-Asian Worlds? Reimagining IR as Interlocking Regional Worlds

Zoom Link Available The apparent transition underway from a trans-Atlantic, liberal world order to one of multiple, overlapping orders has caused much policy, scholarly, and public anxiety. In tandem with this structural development, in the field of international relations (IR), heated contests...

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In the Mouth of the Wolf - A Murder, a Cover-Up and the True Cost of Silencing the Press, with author Katherine Corcoran

The Paradox of Prevention: Authority and Democracy in Times of Crisis

Citrin Award Lecture: Does Political Propaganda Work?

From Trans-Atlantic Order to Afro-Eur-Asian Worlds? Reimagining IR as Interlocking Regional Worlds

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