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DESCRIPTION:GPS presents: Christine Mahoney Please join us for the next ses
 sion of the Global Politics Seminar (GPS) a week from tomorrow\, Friday\, 
 February 5th: Christine Mahoney (Assistant Professor of Political Science)
  will present "Building Civil Society from the Ground Up: Collective Actio
 n among the Forcibly Displaced\," a draft article co-authored with Anirban
  Acharya (PhD candidate in Political Science). Lindsey Kingston (Social Sc
 ience PhD candidate) will serve as discussant. The paper will be posted on
  Blackboard by Monday.* The session starts at noon in 100 Eggers\, with lu
 nch provided thanks to the Moynihan Institute. Those directly or indirectl
 y researching refugee issues are welcome to stay after the formal session 
 to discuss setting up a working group. Presentations in the GPS series fea
 ture work in progress. Topics can cover anything within the scope of "glob
 al politics" broadly defined. The goal is to provide a forum for construct
 ive critique at a critical stage of revision\, such as the transition from
  a conference paper to an article manuscript ready for submission. The nex
 t session on April 30th will feature the Moynihan Institute’s Project on F
 orecasting. * GPS papers are available on a secure Blackboard Organization
  site. Becoming a "member" is a simple process that provides ready access 
 to current and previous presentations in the series: Go to blackboard.syr.
 edu\, the main Blackboard site. On the left\, click the "Organizations" ta
 b and scroll to the bottom for the Self-Enrollment Guide. If you are alrea
 dy a regular Blackboard user\, skip that step and log-in. Click on the "Co
 mmunity" tab at the top\, then search for "Global Politics Seminar" in the
  organizations list. Click "enroll" and enter "navigate" for the password.
  Click "submit" and you should receive a confirmation message. This is the
  only time that you need to use the GPS password. Once you have registered
 \, the GPS site will automatically appear on your main Blackboard log-in p
 age. You can also remove yourself at any time.&nbsp\;
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  for the next session of the Global Politics Seminar (GPS) a week from tom
 orrow\, Friday\, February 5th: Christine Mahoney (Assistant Professor of P
 olitical Science) will present "Building Civil Society from the Ground Up:
  Collective Action among the Forcibly Displaced\," a draft article co-auth
 ored with Anirban Acharya (PhD candidate in Political Science). Lindsey Ki
 ngston (Social Science PhD candidate) will serve as discussant. The paper 
 will be posted on Blackboard by Monday.* The session starts at noon in 100
  Eggers\, with lunch provided thanks to the Moynihan Institute. Those dire
 ctly or indirectly researching refugee issues are welcome to stay after th
 e formal session to discuss setting up a working group. Presentations in t
 he GPS series feature work in progress. Topics can cover anything within t
 he scope of "global politics" broadly defined. The goal is to provide a fo
 rum for constructive critique at a critical stage of revision\, such as th
 e transition from a conference paper to an article manuscript ready for su
 bmission. The next session on April 30th will feature the Moynihan Institu
 te’s Project on Forecasting. * GPS papers are available on a secure Blackb
 oard Organization site. Becoming a "member" is a simple process that provi
 des ready access to current and previous presentations in the series: Go t
 o blackboard.syr.edu\, the main Blackboard site. On the left\, click the "
 Organizations" tab and scroll to the bottom for the Self-Enrollment Guide.
  If you are already a regular Blackboard user\, skip that step and log-in.
  Click on the "Community" tab at the top\, then search for "Global Politic
 s Seminar" in the organizations list. Click "enroll" and enter "navigate" 
 for the password. Click "submit" and you should receive a confirmation mes
 sage. This is the only time that you need to use the GPS password. Once yo
 u have registered\, the GPS site will automatically appear on your main Bl
 ackboard log-in page. You can also remove yourself at any time.&nbsp\;
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