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May 11, 2017
Democracy and Human Values Project: Democracy's Global Crisis
A Roundtable Discussion withJane Mansbridge, the Charles F. Adams Professor at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, President of the American Political Science Association 2012-13, author of Beyond Adversary DemocracyPratap Mehta, President and Chief Executive, Center for Policy Research, one of India's leading…
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May 11, 2017
“Neighborhood Air Pollution and Children’s Cognitive Functioning”
Fragile Families Working Group SeminarRestricted to graduate students, staff, and faculty.Contact: Tracy Merone, ffdata@princeton.eduLunch will be served at 11:45a.m. RSVP required.
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May 08, 2017
Program on Science and Global Security: "21st Century Nuclear Disarmament: Lessons from the Past and Present, Visions of the Future"
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May 05, 2017
CITP Conference: Ethics of Computer Science Research
Computer scientists face thorny ethical questions in the course of everyday research: Could my new face detector be misused for racial profiling? Is my web crawler accidentally scooping up sensitive information about people? Inadequate attention to ethics risks undermining public trust; conversely, uncertainty about ethical…
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May 14, 2026
Behavioral Policy Speaker Series: Cecilia Mo, "When do the Advantaged See the Disadvantages of Others? A Quasi-Experimental Study of National Service"
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May 04, 2017
Law & Technology: Challenges to Democratic Institutions: The Threat to Privacy of Education Technology
The third in a series of workshops exploring how technological developments may unsettle foundations of American democracy. Each session features a scholar who will explain the challenge and lead a discussion of exploring the dimensions of the problem and possible solutions. Co-sponsored with the Program in Law and Public…
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May 04, 2017
LUNCH TIMER - Thursday, May 04 - Arthur Brooks, President, American Enterprise Institute; author, “The Conservative Heart: How to Build a Fairer, Happier, and More Prosperous America”
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May 04, 2017
Senators' Responsiveness to Donors versus Voters
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May 14, 2026
PRESS Research Workshop: "The Albatross of Education: Personal Student Debt and Preferences for Redistribution" and "Authoritarianism, Anxiety, and Attitudes Toward Syrian Refugees"
Open to all Princeton students, faculty, and fellows working on experimental research design in the social sciencesDinner provided"The Albatross of Education: Personal Student Debt and Preferences for Redistribution"· Author: Cameron Ballard-Rosa (UNC/Princeton)· Abstract: While the workhorse models in political economy…
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May 03, 2017
ORIANA MASTRO - GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY - 'TALKING TO THE ENEMY: EXPLAINING DIPLOMATIC STRATEGY IN ASIAN WARS, 1950-1979'
Description: Diplomacy plays a critical role in the management and resolution of armed conflict and crises in the international system. After a war breaks out, decision makers see the opening of talks as a constructive step in the conflict’s resolution - dialogue allows for deals to be brokered and the logistics of war…
ORIANA MASTRO