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In this talk, Professor Michael P. Lenox will summarize key points from his scholarship published in “Decarbonization Imperative- Transforming the Global Economy by 2050” (co-authored with Rebecca Duff, 2021 Stanford University Press). In this book, authors Lenox and Duff emphasize the need to effectively decarbonize the…

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Overexploitation is an important driver of global biodiversity loss. While the international trade of wildlife and wildlife products (e.g., ivory) is now recognized as a major threat to biodiversity, within-country overexploitation of wildlife is very poorly understood. In his talk, Dan will first present his new research that…

Democracies around the world are facing challenges of radicalization and ideological polarization. Harassment and threats against elected officials, hateful rhetoric and violence against minorities, and the normalization of extremism by once mainstream actors have become commonplace. What are the causes and consequences of…

ERS Speaker Seminar guest, Derek Black, University of South Carolina, School of Law. Open to all students, faculty & staff. Lunch provided.

Education Research Section (ERS) Speaker Seminar guest, Maya Rosen, Smith College, Program in Neuroscience. Open to students, faculty and staff. Lunch provided. Zoom presentation. co-sponsored with the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience.

Farrukh Khan is a senior Pakistani diplomat. He joined the Foreign Service of Pakistan in 1995. He has served in several national and international positions, including Chef De Cabinet and Deputy Chef De Cabinet to the 75th President of the UN General Assembly and Senior Manager (Climate Finance) at the Executive Office of the…

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Joanna Lewis will present findings from her new book Cooperating for the Climate: Learning from International Partnerships in China's Clean Energy Sector. Drawing on decades of work in clean energy technology and climate policy and hundreds of interviews with policymakers, companies, and researchers, Cooperating for the Climate…

The public is welcome to watch on Zoom.