Political Science News and Events
Griffiths Discusses His Book ‘The Disunited States’ on Prof James Ker-Lindsay Podcast
“If leaders come in and they seem to be particularly partisan...if they really lean into that partisanship and they begin to forget their larger purpose is that ‘I represent all Americans and not just my party’ then that creates that pendulum effect and it keeps energizing both sides and that's very dangerous,” says Ryan Griffiths, professor of political science.
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Maxwell School Announces Faculty Promotions for 2026-27
Four faculty members have received tenure in their promotion to associate professor, while one has been promoted to full professor and another to associate teaching professor.
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Maxwell School Announces Leadership Changes in Dean’s Office and Academic Programs
Bob Bifulco has joined the dean’s office leadership team and faculty have stepped into new roles guiding the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs and the Law, Society and Policy program.
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Amb. Kulminski | Russia's Imperial Overextension: The War in Ukraine and the Future of Euro-Security
Maxwell Hall, Auditorium
Why is Russia's war in Ukraine accelerating its own decline? Join Moldovan Ambassador Vlad Kulminski to explore imperial overextension and post-Soviet security.
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From Balance Sheets to the UN Budget: A Central Asian Path Into International Public Administration
Eggers Hall, 341
Nurgul Iminova from the UN Division of Administration will discuss how finance, governance, accountability and coordination underpin the work of international organizations in Central Asia.
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Maxwell School - MA in Political Science Virtual Information Session
Virtual
Get an inside look at Maxwell's M.A. in political science program by joining us for this webinar for prospective students.