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How should China behave in Asia according to Chinese people? If you're in DC, China Focus will hold an event at Princeton School of Public & International Affairs with Rosie Levine, Rory Truex (祖若水), & Renard Sexton on our new Chinese public opinion poll. April 30 9-11AM. Register: us19.campaign-archive.com/?e=__test_emai…

EVENT INVITE: New Carter Center public opinion study on Chinese citizens views of foreign policy & U.S.-China relations. Featuring Renard Sexton, Princeton’s Rory Truex (祖若水), Yawei Liu & more. Co-hosted by Empirical Studies of Conflict Project & The Carter Center. RSVP: bit.ly/4jCJimH

April 23: Ambassador Margaret ‘Meg' Whitman ’77, former U.S. ambassador to Kenya, will discuss U.S.-Africa relations, economic growth, and the role of innovation in foreign policy. LIVE STREAM: princeton.zoom.us/webinar/regist… MORE INFO: spia.princeton.edu/events/deans-l…

Director of PLAW, Professor Deborah Pearlstein joins Kara Swisher on her podcast, “On with Kara Swisher” for an episode titled: “Trump, Immigration & the Erosion of Due Process”. 🎙️ Listen to it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Vox Media Podcast Network 🎧 podcasts.voxmedia.com/show/on-with-k…

April 24: Dr. Dalia Fahmy and Farah Pandith will examine the roots of anti-Muslim bias, its global implications, and effective strategies for fostering inclusion and resilience in an age of rising hate. LIVE STREAM: princeton.zoom.us/webinar/regist… MORE INFO: spia.princeton.edu/events/deans-l…

Is calling a friend for a job reference justified? Elena Ayala-Hurtado's latest research examines leveraging connections during a job search against the widespread belief that hiring should be based on merit rather than influence. spia.princeton.edu/news/research-…

"We are on a very fast slide into what's called competitive authoritarianism." — Kim Lane Scheppele "The government would still have elections and would nominally be democratic. But those elections would no longer be free and fair." — Rory Truex (祖若水) npr.org/2025/04/22/nx-…

“This is service learning at its most significant,” says SPIA in NJ Founding Director Anastasia Mann about the 50 Princeton students who volunteered to build arguments for incarcerated people who meet Governor Phil Murphy's clemency executive order. spia.princeton.edu/news/spia-new-…

The Princeton Pulse Podcast explores how proposed Medicaid cuts would endanger children's health and America's future. Host Heather Howard is joined by Princeton University economist Janet Currie and Abuko Estrada from First Focus on Children. tinyurl.com/fvbrpywv

“Joe Biden said, ‘Meg, I want you to be an ambassador.’ And before I could say anything, he said, ‘I want you to go to Kenya.’ I said, ‘Kenya? I was thinking France.’” Thank you, Meg Whitman, for a fantastic Deans Leadership Series discussion on Wed. youtube.com/watch?v=Sb1l5t…

“It is because solidarity is threatening, transgressive, and involves risk that it can be distinguished — [and] therein lies its potential to enact social change.” — Barbara Buckinx and Amelia Frank-Vitale contribute to a new essay in AJIL and AJIL Unbound. spia.princeton.edu/news/research-…

SPIA NEWSMAKERS: Arvind Narayanan joined the The New York Times Hard Fork podcast to discuss how artificial intelligence technology may transform society. nytimes.com/2025/04/18/pod…

Congratulations Noreen Goldman of Princeton School of Public & International Affairs, newly inducted #NASmember! #NAS162 #demography #epidemiology

On my way to Baton Rouge, LA with my Princeton School of Public & International Affairs Policy Advocacy Clinic students where they will be presenting to Republican lawmakers on the history of Republican support for criminal justice reform in the South. The students have analyzed tens of thousands of bills to draw a

If you're in the DC area, join us next Tuesday May 6 at 6pm for a discussion of AI Snake Oil at the Princeton School of Public & International Affairs center. mailchi.mp/princeton.edu/… Sayash Kapoor and I will be in conversation with Razia Iqbal. We will also touch on AI as Normal Technology. There will be time to mingle

Earlier this month, Princeton School of Public & International Affairs hosted an event with Prison Fellowship President and CEO Heather Rice-Minus, VA Secretary Doug Collins, and others to discuss Second Chances Under the Second Trump Administration. #SecondChanceMonth #SecondChances pulse.ly/6vnkj1ma7f

During Thursday's Deans Leadership Series discussion on Islamophobia, Dr. Dalia Fahmy and Farah Pandith tapped into their academic and policy experiences to discuss effective strategies for fostering inclusion and resilience in an age of rising hate. youtube.com/watch?v=Q3AJT6…