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Congratulation to Patrick Deneen whose book, "Conserving America? Essays on Present Discontents," has been reviewed in The Wall Street Journal....
Dianne Pinderhughes quoted in WalletHub
Dianne Pinderhughes has been quoted in WalletHub's recent piece about racial progress in 2017. You can find the article here.
Videos: Alumni discuss how political science benefited them in consulting, labor negotiations, and foreign relations
Notre Dame political science majors have had remarkable success in finding careers in the U.S. and abroad.The skills they gain...
Political science alumnus Patrick Vassel plays pivotal role in success of Hamilton
Political science major Patrick Vassel '07 didn’t come to Notre Dame dreaming of a career on Broadway. But a path that...
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A letter from the chair
David Campbell For good or for bad, politics is having a moment. Whatever else might be said about America’s 45th president,...
Arts and Letters students research, travel, explore careers over fall break
Even during fall break, College of Arts and Letters students were hard at work. They toured Latin America to perform sacred...
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Congratulations, Luis Fraga!
Join us in congratulating Luis Fraga, co-director at the Institute for Latino Studies, on receiving the 2017 MPSA Latino/a Caucus's Distinguished...
International experience and research prepare Notre Dame senior for career in counterterrorism
Notre Dame senior Sienna Wdowik knows exactly the type of job she wants after graduation. Her two majors in the...
Summer Language Abroad program helps students prepare for future through immersive international experiences
Through intensive language coursework and daily interaction with native speakers, the Summer Language Abroad experience allows students to rapidly enhance their...
Eileen Hunt Botting--New Publication!
Dr. Botting recently published, "Mary Wollstonecraft, Children’s Human Rights, and Animal Ethics,” in Sandrine Berges and Alan Coffee, eds., The Social...
Video: Professor David Campbell on political involvement and civic engagement
David Campbell is the Packey J. Dee Professor of American Democracy and chair of the Department of Political Science at the University of...
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Sarah Daly publishes new article and blog post at the Monkey Cage
Sarah Daly has a newly published article and blog post at the Monkey Cage. The article is "Retrospective Causal Inference with Machine...
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Two new publications by Matthew E.K. Hall!
Congratulations to Matt Hall, who has two new publications: One is in the American Journal of Political Science, "Macro Implementation:...
Matt Hall presented Saturday Scholar Lecture. Full video included!
U.S. Supreme Court justices are often viewed as rational actors who strategically pursue multiple goals, including policy influence, collegiality, and...
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Video: Why Mallory Brown ’06 hires Arts and Letters majors at her global consulting firm
A political science major and a German minor in the College of Arts and Letters, Mallory Brown has spent her...
Video: John Phillips ’66, U.S. ambassador to Italy, on the many benefits of the liberal arts
“A liberal arts education gives you really good foundation,” said John Phillips ’66, a College of Arts and Letters alumnus...
New publication by Luc Reydams
Professor Reydams has published "NGO Justice: African Rights as Pseudo-Protector of the Rwandan Genocide" in Human Rights Quarterly. The article can be...
New publication by Vincent Phillip Munoz
Professor Munoz published "Two Concepts of Religious Liberty: The Natural Rights and Moral Autonomy Approaches to the Free Exercise of Religion" in the...