Peace Studies students among Center for Social Concerns Graduate Scholars inaugural cohort
The Center for Social Concerns introduced its inaugural cohort of 14 Notre Dame graduate students to the Graduate Scholars program. Among those...
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NDISC Welcomes Intelligence Community Leaders
In September 2022, as this year’s entry in the Jack Kelly and Gail Weiss Lecture Series, the Notre Dame International...
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CCCG Welcomes Associate Director Dr. Deborah O'Malley
Last week, the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government welcomed Dr. Deborah O’Malley as the new Associate Director. Dr. O’Malley brings...
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NDIAS Teaching Lab Fellow Karrie Koesel to testify before Congressional-Executive Commission on China
The associate professor will discuss the People’s Republic of China’s strategies for asserting party control over religion, especially through sinicization, which...
‘The best decision I ever made’: How being among the first classes of women at Notre Dame prepared Ann L. Combs ’78 to thrive in corporate boardrooms and the nation’s capital
As an undergraduate at Notre Dame in the 1970s, Ann Combs was often the only woman in her classes. But...
Kroc Institute welcomes five new Ph.D. students, names fellowship recipients
Five new students representing four disciplines recently began the Kroc Institute’s interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in Peace Studies. Incoming students were...
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Political science professor’s book on Islamic law wins two International Studies Association awards
Emilia Justyna Powell, a Notre Dame professor of political science and concurrent professor at The Law School, has won two...
Research shows government transparency benefits special interest groups, not citizenry
Using measures of the agreement between what state governments do and what citizens want, Jeff Harden and Justin Kirkland found that...
V. Phillip Muñoz Publishes New Book on Religious Liberty
CCCG Director Vincent Phillip Muñoz has published Religious Liberty and the American Founding: Natural Rights and the Original Meanings of...
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NDISC Alumna Spotlight: Mackenzie Nolan
In this blog, we’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to Mackenzie Nolan and discuss her experiences in...
CCCG Provides Funding for Summer Internships and Conferences
Thanks to the generosity of donors, the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government was able to provide funding to students...
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CCCG Welcomes Visiting Scholars
The Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government (CCCG) is pleased to welcome four visiting scholars for the 2022-2023 academic year. ...
Past, Present, and Future for America’s War Colleges
Of the places where this education can be attained, America’s War Colleges are among the most prestigious. In this blog,...
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Ford Research Finds Diverse Friendships Foster Inter-Ethnic Trust in Kenyan Schools
Kenya’s 2013 Basic Education Act expanded the number of national schools and increased student body diversity quotas based on the...
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Class of 2022 Student Spotlight: Patrick Aimone
When Patrick Aimone came to college, he was looking for a rich academic environment with opportunities for personal development and...
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New book explores “wicked problems” facing peace studies scholars and practitioners
The new edited volume Wicked Problems: The Ethics of Action for Peace, Rights, and Justice (Oxford University Press, 2022) brings...
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Eileen Hunt’s book Artificial Life After Frankenstein wins award for broadening horizons of contemporary political science
Eileen Hunt, a professor in the Department of Political Science, has won the David Easton Award for her 2021 book,...
On Poland trip, students reflect on religion, international law, and atrocities
This summer, Charles W. Powell and Emilia Justyna Powell taught a summer study abroad course that challenged students to learn...
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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...
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...