Graduate Student, Erin Tatz Published With Theory & Event
PhD student Erin Tatz recently published “Review of Black Aliveness, or A Poetics of Being” in the journal Theory & Event.
In Memoriam: Walter Connor
The Department of Political Science would like to honor the memory of Walter Connor. He was an amazing academic, colleague, and a friend to all those in the department. He will be deeply missed.
Graduate Student, Yaechan Lee, Published with The Pacific Review
Ph.D. student, Yaechan Lee recently published and presented his paper titled “Riding the Tide: Assessing South Korea’s Hedging Strategy through Regional Security Initiatives” with The Pacific Review.
Graduate Student, Elvis Kim Published with International Areas Studies Review
Ph.D. student, Elvis Kim recently published and presented his paper titled “Democratization and Authoritarianism in the Information Age” with the International Area Studies Review.
Graduate Student, Gizem Kaftan Published with the Nationalities Papers
Ph.D. student, Gizem Kaftan recently published and presented her paper titled “Flexible Nation: The Turkish Nation under the Justice and Development Party’s Rule” with the Nationalities Papers.
Graduate student, Yaechan Lee, published with the Korea Economic Institute of America
PhD student, Yaechan Lee, recently published and presented his paper titled “Assessing South Korea’s Role in Promoting ESG Investing in the Asia-Pacific” with the Korea Economic Institute of America.
Professor Martin featured on Knowledge on the Nordics podcast
Professor Cathie Jo Martin was recently featured on the Knowledge on the Nordics Podcast, speaking on literature and social investment in the Nordic countries.
Graduate Student, Olivia Britton, selected as Rappaport Fellow
One of our PhD students, Olivia Britton, will join a cohort of twenty graduate students and was chosen from a field of almost 200 applicants. At the Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA), Olivia will assist with logistics for Immigrants Lead Boston, a program for Boston immigrants who wish to take more civic ownership and […]
Graduate Student, Mehmet Hecan, published paper in Democratization journal
PhD student, Mehmet Hecan, recently published a paper in Democratization journal, titled “The coercive power and democratic transition in the post-uprising Middle East and North Africa”.
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.