Wednesday Nov 13, 2019
Nanovic Fellow Andrew C. Gould, associate professor of political science, will provide a lunchtime talk on his current research.
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Wednesday Nov 13, 2019
After Peronism’s surprising defeat four years ago, the most historicized party in Latin America is poised to return to the Argentine government. This panel will examine the motivations behind the choices of Argentine voters and the consequences of the election for Argentine democracy and Argentina’s economic future. Do Argentines demand a return to the policies of kirchnerismo or are they simply looking for the growth and low inflation that Macri could not deliver? Will the new government produce economic stability? How will the electoral result affect the quality of Argentine democracy, including judicial investigations of corruption?…
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Thursday Nov 14, 2019
Following regular combat and communication training at USMCB in Camp Pendleton, CA, MacDonald along with other Navajo Marines, was selected from other Marines for top secret Navajo Code School. During the final phase of World War II (1944-46) MacDonald served in South Pacific as Navajo Code Talker and North China with the Sixth Marine Division.
Monday Nov 18, 2019
Wolfgang Mössinger, Consul General of Germany in Chicago, will offer a lecture in the Elizabeth E. Nanovic Seminar Room, entitled “The New Cold War: Liberal Democracy vs Authoritarianism. Why the EU is today more important than ever before,” as part of the Conversations with Diplomats lecture series sponsored by the Nanovic Institute for European Studies. …
Tuesday Nov 19, 2019
The Kellogg Institute welcomes Susan Stokes, Tiffany and Margaret Blake Distinguished Service Professor, and Faculty Chair, Chicago Center on Democracy at the University of Chicago.
With the debacle of the Brexit process in the UK, the sheen has come off referendums. Democratic theory still offers some justifications for referendums, but it is hard to evaluate these justifications without strong evidence regarding how they actually work. Under what strategic circumstances do political leaders decide to turn the choice over to the people? And what is the nature of voting behavior in referendums? In addition to exploring referendums and democratic theory, this presentation will focus on the question of voting behavior and on the fact that turnout tends to be lower in referendums than in candidate elections. Stokes will draw on evidence from Colombia’s 2016 referendum on peace accords to argue that party structures and incentives are an important part of the answer. …
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Tuesday Nov 19, 2019
Reyko Huang is an associate professor at the Bush School of Government & Public Service at Texas A&M University. Her research situates armed conflict within international politics, with a focus on rebel organizations and their strategies of governance, diplomacy, and transnational social networking. She is the...
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Wednesday Nov 20, 2019
Volodymyr Turchynovskyy, Director of the IIECI International Institute for Ethics and Contemporary Issues and Dean of the Social Science Faculty at the Ukrainian Catholic University, will provide a lunchtime lecture entitled, “The Revolution of Dignity and Public Culture: How the Ukrainian Experience Impacts the Global Agenda.”…
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Thursday Nov 21, 2019
Work-in-Progress Seminars are designed to generate in-depth discussion of new scholarly work. For the pre-circulated paper and to attend, register with kievents@nd.edu…
Thursday Nov 21, 2019
The Nanovic Institute for European Studies will present the 2019 Laura Shannon Prize to Max Bergholz, author of Violence as a Generative Force: Identity, Nationalism, and Memory in a Balkan Community, published by Cornell University Press…
Thursday Dec 5, 2019
Michael Anton (Hillsdale) will speak on his most recent book, After the Flight 93 Election
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Thursday Dec 5, 2019
Her teaching and research interests include the politics of war law, transnational advocacy networks, protection of civilians, humanitarian disarmament, and the role of popular culture in global human security policy. She has a particular interest...
Wednesday Feb 5, 2020
Enjoy a free lunch and seminar-style conversation with Clemens Sedmak, professor of Social Ethics in the Keough School of Global Affairs and concurrent professor at Notre Dame’s Center for Social Concerns. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life.
Lunch is free but you must register.
Originally published at mcgrath.nd.edu…
Monday Jun 8, 2020
The University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies invites you and your team to apply for the 12th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty in Peace Studies, June 8-12, 2020.
The Summer Institute brings together teams of academics who want to launch peace studies programs at their colleges or universities; strengthen or develop a new dimension to peace studies programs; or move established peace studies programs to the next level of design and rigor. Since its inception, the Summer Institute has hosted 400+ attendees from 100 different institutions—including 23 Catholic colleges and universities—across 6 continents.…
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Tuesday Jun 9, 2020
The University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies invites you and your team to apply for the 12th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty in Peace Studies, June 8-12, 2020.
The Summer Institute brings together teams of academics who want to launch peace studies programs at their colleges or universities; strengthen or develop a new dimension to peace studies programs; or move established peace studies programs to the next level of design and rigor. Since its inception, the Summer Institute has hosted 400+ attendees from 100 different institutions—including 23 Catholic colleges and universities—across 6 continents.…
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Wednesday Jun 10, 2020
The University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies invites you and your team to apply for the 12th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty in Peace Studies, June 8-12, 2020.
The Summer Institute brings together teams of academics who want to launch peace studies programs at their colleges or universities; strengthen or develop a new dimension to peace studies programs; or move established peace studies programs to the next level of design and rigor. Since its inception, the Summer Institute has hosted 400+ attendees from 100 different institutions—including 23 Catholic colleges and universities—across 6 continents.…
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Thursday Jun 11, 2020
The University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies invites you and your team to apply for the 12th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty in Peace Studies, June 8-12, 2020.
The Summer Institute brings together teams of academics who want to launch peace studies programs at their colleges or universities; strengthen or develop a new dimension to peace studies programs; or move established peace studies programs to the next level of design and rigor. Since its inception, the Summer Institute has hosted 400+ attendees from 100 different institutions—including 23 Catholic colleges and universities—across 6 continents.…
Read More about Teaching Peace in the 21st Century: 12th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty
Friday Jun 12, 2020
The University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies invites you and your team to apply for the 12th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty in Peace Studies, June 8-12, 2020.
The Summer Institute brings together teams of academics who want to launch peace studies programs at their colleges or universities; strengthen or develop a new dimension to peace studies programs; or move established peace studies programs to the next level of design and rigor. Since its inception, the Summer Institute has hosted 400+ attendees from 100 different institutions—including 23 Catholic colleges and universities—across 6 continents.…
Read More about Teaching Peace in the 21st Century: 12th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty