NDISC Alumnus Spotlight: Griffin Cannon ‘19
Griffin Cannon, Notre Dame Class of 2019, is among the first members of NDISC’s Undergraduate Certificate as part of his...
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LSU's James Stoner to Speak on Catholicism & Constitutionalism
On Thursday, February 16 at 12:30 pm, Dr. James Stoner, Hermann Moyse, Jr., Professor and Director of the Eric Voegelin Institute...
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CCCG Co-Sponsors Event on the Catholic Foundations of the Establishment Clause
The CCCG joined The Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition (CIT) at Catholic University's Columbus School of...
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CCCG Hosts Conference for Early-Career Women in Political Theory and Constitutional Studies
The Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government (CCCG) hosted a conference for early career women in political theory on January...
CCCG Director Discusses New Book with Michael McConnell and Jeffrey Rosen
CCCG Director, Professor Vincent Phillip Muñoz, discusses his newest book, Religious Liberty and the American Founding: Natural Rights and the Original...
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A Testament to the Notre Dame Washington Program
A year ago today, I started my semester abroad in Washington D.C., an experience that solidified just how special Notre...
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Philanthropy students award $75,000 to local nonprofits
Students in Jonathan Hannah’s Philanthropy and the Common Good class awarded grants totaling $75,000 to five organizations during a ceremony...
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CCCG 2020-22 Busch Family Visiting Scholar Fran Maier Reflects on Pope Benedict XVI
Francis X. Maier, a 2020-22 Busch Family Visiting Scholar in the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government, reflected on Pope Benedict...
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Alumni Profile: Erin Hayes’ Political Science and Arabic Majors Took Her to Cairo and Oxford
Alumna Erin Hayes ’18 lived in Cairo, Egypt for two years after graduating from Notre Dame. She wasn’t born in...
Fall Semester Recap
Faculty, Staff, and Fellows This fall, Dr. Deborah O’Malley joined the CCCG staff as associate director. Dr. O’Malley brings an...
Recently published in ROP
The following articles are now available online under FirstView and will appear in Volume 85, Issue 1, Winter 2023. Francisco...
College of Arts & Letters creates new minor in international security studies
The College of Arts & Letters has added a minor in international security studies (ISS) to help students understand root...
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Open Faculty Position: William P. and Hazel B. White Center College Professor of the Ethics of New Weapons Technology
The University of Notre Dame’s Department of Political Science (particularly its political theory and international relations subfields), the Notre Dame...
Center for Social Concerns launches new prison education initiative with lunch, panel discussion
In collaboration with Saint Mary’s and Holy Cross Colleges, Marian University, the Bard Prison Initiative and the Indiana Department of...
Independents decided the midterm elections. What influenced their vote choice?
The Rooney Center for the Study of American Democracy at the University of Notre Dame released new results from its...
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Observer: "‘These are hardcore guys’: Town hall debates U.S.-China relations"
As President Biden flew back to Washington D.C. from the G20 summit, where he met with Xi Jinping, members of...
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Notre Dame approves international security studies minor
The Notre Dame Arts and Letters College Council approved a new international security studies multidisciplinary minor degree for all undergraduate...
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Profile: Abigail Keaney '24, a student of the interwoven history and politics of Ireland, Britain, and the United States
"For me, everything interesting at Notre Dame comes out of the Keough School,” says Abigail Keaney '24. A political science major,...
War and Ukrainian identity through the eyes of a Ukrainian graduate student
In this post, Nanovic Institute Graduate Fellow Joseph Clarkson, a doctoral candidate in the department of political science at the...
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Experts: Supreme Court shifting power to state legislatures
Jeff Harden, a political scientist at the University of Notre Dame, argues state legislatures have always held a lot of...
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