Join our Political Theory Workshop this Friday for a discussion of Sam Galloway’s paper “Commoning Catastrophe.”

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Join our Comparative Politics Workshop this Thursday for a discussion of Regina Bateson (University of Colorado - Boulder) paper on "Human Rights or Criminals’ Rights? How Crime and Insecurity Undermine Support for Human Rights in Latin America"

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Check out the revised schedule for our Comparative Politics Workshop!

Join our political theory workshop this Friday for a discussion of Ferris Lupino’s paper “Eros, Evasions, and Amor Mundi: Giovanni’s Roommate and James Baldwin’s Love for the World”

Join us Thursday, 2/20 @ 6:30-8:00pm, for the second session of the CPW spring season in Room 5200.07. Prof. Yan Sun (@queenscollegecuny.bsky.social & @gcpolisci.bsky.social) will present her article entitled "Authoritarian and Majoritarian Pathways to Ethnonationalist Consolidation." DM 4 More.

The Political Science Program at the Graduate Center, CUNY is holding its spring open house for prospective M.A. applicants on March 5, 6:30pm-8:30pm.

Join us today at 6:30 pm at the thesis room to discuss Professor Maggie Shum’s paper “When Anti-Authoritarianism Alogns Rightward.”

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What is Sound Politics? Join us next Wednesday (2/11) at 4:15pm-5:45pm at the GC Poli Sci Thesis Room to discuss Dr. @mweitzel.bsky.social’s (@gvagrad.bsky.social) paper on this topic!

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Check out our public policy workshop's schedule for spring 2026

Announcing the Spring 2026 Public Policy Workshop Schedule! Please consider joining us!

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Announcing the Spring 2026 Schedule!

This semester we have varieties of paper topics and presenters, ranging from out students to faculty members.

Come and join us on Thursday 6:30 pm! (Except the first session on Wednesday.)

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Join our Political Theory Workshop this Friday for a discussion of Katrina Forrester’s “On Maternal Dependency and Social Theory”

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Join us this Friday for our first Political Theory Workshop of the semester to discuss our own O. L. Silverman's paper on “Accumulation Hates Levelling; Constitutional Utopia and Apocalyptic Levelling in James Harrington and The Diggers”

Congratulations to our own Na'ilah Amaru, on her recognition as a 2025 Responsible 100 honoree by City & State! She was honored for her social impact through grassroots advocacy

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Please join our Political Theory Workshop's last event of this semester on December 12th for a discussion of our very own Matthew Mautarelli’s paper “Lineages of the Platform State.”

Join us this Thursday (12/11) at 6:30pm for our final session of the CPW, featuring our very own Ian Kaufman (@gcpolisci.bsky.social) presenting his paper “Electoral Certainty, Strategic Incumbents, and Representation in Young Democracies”.

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Congrats to our own Na'ilah Amaru for being selected as a 2025 Nonprofit Power Player for her work in grassroots advocacy and issue campaigns!

Join our Political Theory Workshop this Friday for a discussion of Rose Owen’s paper “Women Against Abortion: Andrea Dworkin on Reproductive Freedom and Right-Wing Women.”

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Join us at the Political Theory Workshop on Friday, November 21st for a discussion of our own S.N. Dowdy’s paper “Rubbed the Wrong Way: Andrea Long Chu’s Females, Lesbian Refusal, and the Revival of Feminist Polemic.”

Join our Public Policy Workshop on Monday 11/3 at 6:30 for a discussion of Professor Els de Graauw and Professor Shannon Gleeson's paper: "Metropolitan Variation in Immigrant Justice Funding: Foundations and the DACA Program"

Congratulation to our own Na'ilah Amaru for being named one of the Top 100 Lobbyists nationwide! 👏

Photos from last Thursday’s Public Policy Workshop, where Janet Elise Johnson and Inna Oliinyk presented their deeply researched and urgent paper on “Russia’s Authorization of Sexual Violence in Ukraine”

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Join us this Thursday (10/23) at 6:30pm, we will have our own Chelsea Joliet (@gcpolisci.bsky.social) presenting her paper “Labeling Sovereign Citizen Risk: Movement Attribution and Security Framing in Australian Courts” at the Graduate Center Political Science Thesis Room. DM for Details.

📚 Join us TU 10/21, 6:30–8:30pm EST for a book talk with Dr. Vojislava Filipcevic Cordes on The Politics of Sanctuary.

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Thinking of getting a graduate degree in political science? Join us on November 13, 6:30pm-8:30pm, for our annual open house for prospective applicants

Please join us at the Political Theory Workshop on Friday, October 17th to discuss Elisabeth Anker’s (The George Washington University) paper “Every Man a Sovereign: Aspirations to Power in an Age of Decline.”

Join us Thursday (10/16) for our first Policy Workshop with our own Professor @jej25.bsky.social (@brooklyncollege.bsky.social & @gcpolisci.bsky.social) and Inna Oliinyk (@gcpolisci.bsky.social) presenting their paper “Russia’s Authorization of Sexual Violence in Ukraine at the UN Security Council”!

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Join our Comparative Politics Workshop's third session on Thursday, Oct 9, for Ojooluwa Ibiloye's presentation of his manuscript “Media Use and Political Discussion in Africa: A Multilevel Analysis”

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Join our Political Theory Workshop this Friday to discuss our very own Michael Villanova's paper on "Fatherless Fraternity; Forgetting as a Critical Democratic Practice"

Join us this Thursday for our very own @ansonchung.bsky.social ( @gcpolisci.bsky.social ) presenting his paper “Strategic Circumvention of Constitutional Checks” at 6:30-8:00 at the Thesis Room. Email us for a copy of the manuscript.