The Review of Politics is pleased to introduce John Andrew Petrakis as our 2022/23 Editorial Intern.
John is a PhD student in Political Science at the University of Notre Dame specializing in constitutional studies and political...
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Class of 2022 Student Spotlight: Sean Tehan
Sean Tehan, a Tocqueville Fellow for three years, graduated in May with a major in political science and minors in...
Lucy Family Institute for Data & Society funds A&L faculty project proposals
Proposals were awarded in four tracks: Convening, Research Accelerator, Infrastructure & Services, and Partnerships. After a substantial review process, the...
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Rooney Center Faculty in the News 2021-2022
Reporters across the country regularly reach out to Rooney Center faculty, highlighting their research and seeking their expertise on stories...
Class of 2022 Student Spotlight: Veronica Maska
Veronica Maska graduated in May with a major in Business Analytics and minors in Constitutional Studies and Philosophy. Through Constitutional...
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Class of 2022 Student Spotlight: Zach Thapar
Originally from northern Kentucky, Zach Thapar graduated in May with majors in political science and global affairs with a focus...
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Statement from Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., on the passing of US Congresswoman Jackie Walorski
“The University community deeply mourns the tragic passing of U.S. Congresswoman Jackie Walorski,” University of Notre Dame President Rev. John...
CCCG to Co-Sponsor Conference for Early Career Women in Political Theory
CCCG to Co-Sponsor Conference for Early Career Women in Political Theory The Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government will co-sponsor...
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Mary M. Keys Appointed as Interim Book Review Editor
The Review of Politics is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary M. Keys as interim book review editor while Susan...
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The New Issue of ROP is available online and FREE until the end of August.
The New Issue of The Review of Politics is available online and FREE until August 31, 2022. Originally published...
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An Introduction to Realism in International Relations
Within the study of international relations (IR), there are many ideologies practitioners of this political science investigate and frequently find...
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Forthcoming in the Next issue of ROP Volume 84 Issue 4 Fall 2022
FORTHCOMING IN ROP Ella Street, Judgment in the 4th Century BCE Athenian Courts as Anti-Tragedy: Demosthenes’ On the Crown Timothy...
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University of Notre Dame hosts Latina/o Studies Association Conference
The 2022 conference, "Centering Blackness, Challenging Latinidad," will draw more than 400 academics, students, artists, writers, filmmakers and community members to...
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Music, political science alum Dominic Go ’10 creates app to showcase, compensate independent musicians
Tambr, which is available on Google Play and the App Store, seeks to give all musicians a way to be heard while...
Peace studies Ph.D. graduates secure strong placements
Two recent graduates from the Peace Studies Ph.D. program at the University of Notre Dame have secured strong academic placements...
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The History and Importance of Grand Strategy in IR
One of the highest levels of statecraft is grand strategy. Strategy in battle is crucial, but civilians are often asked to...
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Roundup of dCEC Director's Media Appearances Discussing Dobbs
O. Carter Snead, director of the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture, has extensively discussed the Supreme Court's case Dobbs...
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Finding hope amid the horrors of violence: Lessons from Sarajevo
I applied to Notre Dame’s faculty-led trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina this summer because I wanted to learn more about...
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A Top International Security Program: The Gateway to Intelligence Jobs
The world needs innovators in the international security and international relations fields. Students all over the world understand this, so...
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Political science professor wins Emerging Scholar Award from American Political Science Association
The annual honor recognizes Jeff Harden as the top scholar in the field of state politics and policy who has...