Political Theory Colloquium
Here is the Fall 2025 lineup of speakers for our Political Theory Colloquia.
Lunch will be served at noon, with conversation starting at 12:30pm.
- Friday, September 19th - John McCormick (University of Chicago); 12:30-2pm in JNH 1050
- Friday, October 10th - Linda Rabieh (MIT); 12:30-2pm in JNH B062
- Friday, October 31st - Christopher Green (The Ohio State University); in JNH B101
- Friday November 21st - Daniel Kapust (University of Wisconsin-Madison); 12:30-2pm in JNH B062
- Friday, January 16th - Daniel Philpott (University of Notre Dame); 12:30-2pm in JNH B062
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Indiana congressional redistricting proposal advances to vote in House
December 02, 2025
Jeffrey Harden, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame, said redistricting in the middle of a census cycle isn’t as common because it’s not new data, but it can be done. “I think one perspective is, why fix something that isn’t broken? You know, we’ve already got a set of maps that were approved at least at one time. Why should we do this again until we actually have new data that’s going to reflect changes in where people live? And that won’t, of course, won’t come until 2030,” Harden said.
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Het gemeenschappelijke goed is niet simpelweg wat mensen willen, maar wat menselijk floreren mogelijk maakt
November 30, 2025
Ideoloog Patrick Deneen geldt als een van de prominentste conservatieve denkers over deze nieuwe politieke tijd. Hij pleit voor „aristopopulisme”, waarin een goedwillende elite de zorgen van de „arbeidersklasse” omzet in veranderingen.
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