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Who gets to participate in international organizations and set global rules?

Christina Davis (Harvard University) joins us tomorrow to discuss her book 'Discriminatory Clubs'.

Charles B. Roger (@IBEI) serves as discussant before an open Q&A.

3/10, 15:00 CEST | bit.ly/48Ed8lO

A great discussion about 'Tyranny of the Minority' by Gov Profs. Daniel Ziblatt and Steve Levitsky, a New York Times Best Seller. Their profound insights provide a crucial perspective on the current state of American democracy.

'Anytime you make big changes for the greater good, some communities will be negatively impacted.'

Great interview with Dustin Tingley on his new book with Alexander F. Gazmararian in the Harvard Gazette: news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

Couldn't be more excited by the release of my new book with my amazing collaborator Alexander F. Gazmararian . Please read and retweet his thread! And grab yourself a copy of the book!

Congratulations Jessie and Alice, and all the amazing graduates! Wishing you the best of luck in your future endeavors. You did it! #Harvard #graduation2023

We are very excited to announce that Director Christina L. Davis' HarvardGovernment forthcoming book, Discriminatory Clubs: The Geopolitics of International Organizations, will be published by Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s in mid-July! Info: press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

Fresh out of the oven, The Great CGIS Bake-Off was a great success! Thank you to Gwen Calais-Haase Stephanie Ternullo Yuhua Wang and Cidny for serving as wise judges! HarvardGovernment

Wishing you the best for 2023!

As Prof. Gay's home department, the Government Department is immensely ecstatic with this wonderful news!! Congratulations Prof. Gay.

Physician and GSAS HarvardGovernment student Mitsuru Mukaigawara’s firsthand experience treating patients in developing countries inspired him to research how the outbreak of disease shapes political behavior and violence. buff.ly/3As3mUr

This Thursday, 17 November at 6.15pm Professor Michael Rosen of Harvard University will be giving a Royal Institute of Philosophy Public Lecture at the University of York on 'The Shadow of God', presenting the central ideas of his recent book.

All welcome! (Booking link below)

How do IOs affect media discussions of human rights?
HarvardGovernment's Stephen Chaudoin uses observational and experimental data from the Philippines to show the International Criminal Court increased human rights content & contestation over the 'war on drugs.'

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Today at 4:30 PM in the CGIS Cafe: you bring your trivia knowledge, I'll bring Felipe's, and my finest Steve Harvey-inspired monochrome apparel

🚨 Are you a student from a historically underrepresented group interested in doing a PhD in political science?

HarvardGovernment is holding its third annual PS-Prep mentoring event next month, and you should apply!🚨

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Currency swings have obvious economic effects - but what about their impact on political outcomes? Jeff Frieden of HarvardGovernment discusses the politics of exchange rates in our newest The Econofactor Chats episode.
econofact.org/podcast/the-po…

It was an honor to welcome the Prime Minister of #Croatia , Andrej Plenković to Harvard University and co-host this event with Harvard UniversityIOP and Harvard UniversityCPL at the Forum. Vlada Republike Hrvatske JFK Jr. Forum

Join us and Center for Public Leadership on September 14 Institute of Politics for a discussion with Prime Minister of Croatia Andrej Plenković and CES Director Grzegorz Ekiert. HarvardGovernment Weatherhead Center for International Affairs #EuropeatHarvard