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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.

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)

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…

This event has been cancelled. Geoff Mann is Distinguished Professor of Political Economy in the Department of Geography at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The Afghanistan Withdrawal has been a major topic for over two years and continues to be viewed as a complete failure of policy and poor execution. This forum will give insights to the success of the operation and how bold leadership was required from our military members during those two weeks in August 2021. Additionally,…

Leading the establishment of the GovTech Centre, the pioneering National Innovation Agency within the European Union situated under the Prime Minister's Office, Justyna and her team championed the integration of agile methodologies to foster the development of innovative projects spanning education, software development,…

The European Union Program at Princeton presents a discussion with Ryan Weldzius, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Villanova University. He researches the distributional consequences of economic interdependence and the constraints this places on the policies of states.

Elizabeth Hinton takes us on a troubling journey from Detroit in 1967 and Miami in 1980 to Los Angeles in 1992 and beyond to chart the persistence of structural racism and its primary consequences, the so-called urban riot. Dr. Hinton offers a critical corrective: the word riot is applied to events that are better understood as…

At the center of national debates over gerrymandering, abortion, and the growing polarization of the courts, Justice Dallet discusses the role of the judge in a constitutional democracy.

Chris Liddell was a White House Deputy Chief of Staff and has been involved in three presidential transition cycles. In the private sector, he has been CFO of several major companies, including Microsoft and General Motors.Moderator: Chuck Cameron