1. Home
  2. >
  3. News
  4. >
  5. In the news

News

Refine by:

Categories

All Tags

All Departments Alumni Announcements Anthropology Centers and Institutes Comparative Human Development Computational Social Science COVID-19 Economics Election2020 Faculty History In the News Political Science Psychology Social Thought Sociology SocSci2021 Staff Student
Paul Poast

Faculty In the News Political Science

War on the Rocks - Death without deterrence, or why tripwire forces are not enough; Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast co-authors editorial on the "tripwire" deployment of U.S. troops abroad

June 18, 2021
Susan Stokes

Faculty In the News Political Science

The Atlantic - How to hold Trump accountable? Prof. Susan Stokes considers the possibility for an informal citizens’ commission to act as an alternative to an official "truth commission"

June 18, 2021
Gabriel Winant

Faculty In the News History

Washington Post - Pittsburgh poised for history-making election of its first Black mayor this fall; Prof. Gabriel Winant discusses racial inequities in Pittsburgh

June 16, 2021
John MacAloon

Faculty Anthropology In the News

New Yorker - Learning to ski in a country of beginners; Prof. John MacAloon discusses the Olympics, diplomacy, and Chinese domestic policy

June 15, 2021
Paul Poast

Faculty Political Science In the News

USA Today - With US-Russian relations at low point, Biden, Putin each bring a wariness to Geneva summit; Prof. Paul Poast comments on Pres. Biden's meeting with Putin in Switzerland

June 15, 2021
John Mearsheimer

Faculty In the News Political Science

CGTN - Is Joe Biden's policy towards China 'Trump 2.0'? Video: Prof. John Mearsheimer discusses the Biden administration's diplomacy with China

June 15, 2021
Michael Albertus

In the News Faculty Political Science

Foreign Policy - Peru's new president isn't as radical as he looks; Assoc. Prof. Michael Albertus argues that, despite campaigning as a leftist, Peruvian President-elect Pedro Castillo "has indicated he is prepared to tack much closer to the center"

June 15, 2021
Dali Yang

Faculty In the News Political Science

Voice of America - Some Chinese provinces suspend college mergers after student protests; Prof. Dali Yang explains the Chinese Education Ministry's plan for restructuring independent colleges

June 14, 2021
William Howell

Faculty In the News Political Science

The Guardian - Joe Biden’s reforming agenda at risk of dying a slow death in Congress; Prof. William Howell discusses the filibuster and legislative gridlock

June 14, 2021
William Howell

In the News Faculty Political Science

Toronto Star - The biggest obstacle to Joe Biden’s progressive agenda is a senator in his own party, Prof. William Howell discusses filibuster reform and bipartisanship

June 10, 2021