Comparative
Politics/International Relations Series
The CP/IR series presents cutting-edge
research in comparative politics and international relations from scholars
around the world. In addition to giving a talk, speakers are also available to
meet with students and faculty for informal conversations and to exchange
ideas. The series is generously funded by the Moynihan Institute of Global
Affairs.
All talks take place from 12:00-1:30 pm via
Zoom. Please look out for emails for signup information. If you have any
questions or would like to meet with a speaker before or after their talk,
please contact Daniel
McDowell and Simon
Weschle.
Fall
2020 Schedule
October 9
Jeremy
Wallace (Cornell University)
“Seeking
Truth and Hiding Facts: Information, Ideology, and Authoritarian Rule in China”
October 23
Abigail
S. Post (Anderson University)
“A Point of
Principle: The Role of Rhetoric in International Bargaining”
November 20
Lamis
Abdelaaty (Syracuse University)
“Discrimination
and Delegation. Explaining State Responses to Refugees”