New article by Eileen Hunt Botting
Eileen Hunt Botting has published "The Early Rousseau's Egalitarian Feminism: A Philosophical Convergence with Madame Dupin and 'The Critique of...
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NEW BOOK by Gary Hollibaugh and co-authors
Congratulations to Gary Hollibaugh and his co-authors Adam Ramey and Jonathan Klingler on their new book, "More Than a Feeling:...
Political science major Rebecca Blais awarded 2017 Truman Scholarship
Notre Dame junior Rebecca Blais, a political science major from New Smyrna Beach, Florida, has been named a 2017 Truman...
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College of Arts and Letters to launch new certificate program in international security studies
The College of Arts and Letters and the Notre Dame International Security Center (NDISC) will launch a new certificate program...
New article updated by Christina Wolbrecht and David Campbell
View the full Vox article ("Did Jeannette Rankin inspire other women to enter politics?") here.…
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NEW: International Security Studies Certificate Program
The International Security Studies Certificate Program is now open to Political Science majors. The program helps students develop a broad understanding of...
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Alan Dowty will receive award for excellence in research
The Association for Israel Studies is pleased to announce the 2017 awards for excellence in research on Israel Studies. The...
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Mike Desch "weighs in on investigation involving Trump campaign, Russia."
Prof. Mike Desch, director of Notre Dame's International Security Center, was interviewed by abc 57 about the current investigation involving...
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Vincent Phillip Munoz: "Why I Invited Charles Murray to Speak at Notre Dame"
Prof. Vincent Phillip Munoz has written a response to the faculty and students who question the invitation of Charles Murray,...
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Geoff Layman quoted in The Atlantic
Geoff Layman was quoted in The Atlantic's April 2017 issue in an article entitled, "Breaking Faith: the culture war over...
Dianne Pinderhughes honored with creation of mentorship legacy award
Dianne Pinderhughes has been honored by the National Conference of Black Political Scientists with the creation of the Dianne M....
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Vice President Mike Pence to be honored as Notre Dame’s 172nd Commencement speaker
Vice President Mike Pence will receive an honorary degree and serve as principal speaker at the University of Notre Dame’s...
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New chapter by Victoria Hui
Congratulations! Victoria Hui wrote a chapter in the recently published volume, "Does War Make States? Investigations of Charles Tilly's Historical...
Notre Dame International Security Center begins significant expansion with new hires, paper series, and conference planning
The first pieces in the expansion of the Notre Dame International Security Center (NDISC) are in place, as the once-small...
Political science Ph.D.s land academic jobs after year in new 5+1 Fellowship Program
Department of Political Science Ph.D.s Andre Audette and Kathryn Boehlefeld are among the first recipients of Notre Dame’s new 5+1...
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Three political science graduate students receive fellowships from NSF, APSA
Three graduate students in the Department of Political Science—Jeremy Graham, Mikaila Leyva, and Juan Valdez—have recently been awarded competitive national...
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Professor pursues dual interests in Russian politics and global environmental issues
In her academic research, Debra Javeline leads two lives. She is passionate about sustainability—and how post-Communist Russia is perceived. She...
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