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Princeton University’s Program on Science and Global Security (SGS) and the Center for Policy Research on Energy and the Environment (C-PREE), part of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, invite you to the North America launch of The World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2023 (WNISR2023).RSVP Here.The WNISR…
In this interactive class, participants will explore the impact of feedback, discover strategies for fostering a culture of feedback, accountability and trust, and learn effective communication techniques to strengthen relationships. From understanding the foundations of trust to cultivating the right mindset for feedback,…
Join artists Mira Dayal and sidony o’neal for a conversation on Tuesday, April 30, presented on occasion of Dayal’s solo exhibition Complex Tokens. A reception in the gallery will follow.If you're unable to attend in person, please join us via Zoom. You may access the livestream via the following link: https://princeton.zoom.us…
View the conference program here RSVP here Featuring Larry Bartels (Vanderbilt University)Carles Boix (Princeton University)Kathy Cramer (University of Wisconsin–Madison)Jamie Druckman (University of Rochester)Paul Frymer (Princeton University)Jacob Grumbach (UC Berkeley)Gretchen Helmke (University of Rochester)Andrew Little …
CITP Seminar: Decomposing Wage Gaps with a Foundation Model of Labor History
Co-sponsored by CITP and Princeton Language and IntelligenceIn-person attendance is open to Princeton University faculty, staff, students and alumni. Lunch will be available at noon.This talk is also available via Zoom.Social scientists frequently perform statistical decompositions of wage gaps, attributing group differences in…
We are living in a changing world, and Japan is no exception. This forum will focus on two things - introducing some of the changes happening in the Japanese society, and sharing some of Mizuki's experience in the government to highlight how changes through policy could be made.MPP Forum is a weekly event normally scheduled…
View the conference program here RSVP here Featuring Larry Bartels (Vanderbilt University)Carles Boix (Princeton University)Kathy Cramer (University of Wisconsin–Madison)Jamie Druckman (University of Rochester)Paul Frymer (Princeton University)Jacob Grumbach (UC Berkeley)Gretchen Helmke (University of Rochester)Andrew Little …
DescriptionThomas B. Edsall writes a weekly column for the New York Times on strategic and demographic trends in American politics. He will reflect on the challenges ahead for American democracy. These challenges include: affective polarization, inequality, globalization, a deepening urban-rural split, and persistent conflict…
