Graduate Student, Sahar Nowrouzzadeh, published with Harvard’s Belfer Center
PhD student, Sahar Nowrouzzadeh, recently published a paper coauthored with former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy Daniel Poneman entitled “The Deal That Got Away: The 2009 Nuclear Fuel Swap with Iran”. The abstract is below, and the link to the full paper can be found here.
Former graduate student, Eniola Soyemi, publishes op-ed in NYT
Former Ph.D. student, Eniola Anuoluwapo Soyemi, recently published an op-ed in the New York Times entitled “We Dared to Assemble. For That We Were Killed”.
Grad student, Miguel Fernandez Plaza, publishes e-book in Spanish on the upcoming U.S. election!
PO graduate student Miguel Fernandez Plaza has published an e-book on the upcoming U.S. election entitled Rumbo a la Casa Blanca! Find it here.
Professor Rosenzweig publishes op-ed in Boston Globe
Professor Steven Rosenzweig recently published an op-ed in the Boston Globe with Professor Robert Blair (Brown University), entitled “Get Ready to Protest Like Democracy Depends on It”.
Professor Crawford publishes op-ed in The Hill
Professor Neta C. Crawford recently published an op-ed in The Hill with Professor Thomas G. Weiss (Graduate Center, CUNY), entitled “Keep Calm and Carry On with the 2020 Election”.
Graduate student, Mehmet Hecan, recently published!
Graduate student Mehmet Hecan’s article titled “Democratisation in ambiguous environments: positive prospects for democracy in the MENA region after the Arab Spring” was recently published in Third World Quarterly.
Graduate Student, Sahar Nowrouzzadeh, recently published!
Graduate Student Sahar Nowrouzzadeh’s work in a co-authored book chapter was recently published by Brookings Press in “Re-Engaging the Middle East: A New Vision for U.S. Policy”.
Professor Maxwell wins multiple awards
Professor Lida Maxwell has earned honorable mention for the APSA Easton Award for her book Insurgent Truth: Chelsea Manning and the Politics of Outsider Truth-Telling. And she has also won the Contemporary Political Theory Annual Prize for 2020 for her article, “The politics and gender of truth-telling in Foucault’s lectures on parrhesia,” in Contemporary Political […]
Graduate student, Gizem Kaftan, publishes in the Journal of International Women’s Studies
Graduate student Gizem Kaftan has published an article in the Journal of International Women’s Studies titled “The Turkish Women’s Movement in Abeyance”. Here is an abstract from the paper: The Turkish women’s movement started during the Ottoman era, and it is still in process in the newly established Turkish Republic. This paper examined the Turkish […]
Professor Martin and Grad Student Olsson win Dorothy Day Award
Professor Cathie Jo Martin and graduate student Erik Olsson, along with Dennie Oude Nijhuis (Leiden University) have been awarded the Dorothy Day Award for Outstanding Labor Research for their coauthored paper entitled “Culture, Coordination, and Liberalism: Industrial Relations and the Cultural Constraint” from the Labor Politics Organized Section, American Political Science Association. Congratulations! Here is […]