📍Princeton is where you are 🌐 4th of July spent with the PIIRS Global Seminar program in Japan. #PrincetonU students on the program connected with #PrincetonAlumni and gained insight into their work, lives, and experiences in Japan. #GoTigers! 🇯🇵🐅

2023-2024 Fung Global Fellows Program, PIIRS Muyiwa Adigun had a productive year: He published seven papers during his time at Princeton! Read a selection of Adigun’s work on the Fung Fellows website: funggfp.princeton.edu/people/muyiwa-….

#GoTigers! PIIRS Global Japan Lab

The July World Politics issue is coming soon! But first, read another anniversary issue article - this one from Christina L. Davis. In it, Davis points to how geopolitical alignment matters for multilateral cooperation. doi.org/10.1353/wp.0.a…

Another World Politics anniversary article just launched! Stathis Kalyvas discusses how the field of conflict studies has evolved over the last 30 years and highlights three key challenges to the future evolution of the field. doi.org/10.1353/wp.0.a…

#GoTigers! 🐅🧡🖤 🇺🇳🇨🇳 #PrincetonAbroad PIIRS PrincetonGradAlumni Princeton University Graduate School Princeton University Princeton Alumni Jim Raymo #PrincetonStar Global Japan Lab

Explosive Presentation by Chilean writer Nona Fernandez at our Global Seminar in Chile PIIRS UDP Thanks to Galería D21 and to the amazing Nona Fernández. U rock! #supernona

Coming back from ALMA, an astronomical interferometer of 66 radio telescopes in the impressive Atacama Desert. This is part of my Global Seminar in Chile, a cooperation between PIIRS and UDP We were at 5,000 meters above sea level.

New Postdoctoral opportunities at Princeton. The PIIRS Postdoctoral Fellows Program offers two-year fellowships for recent Ph.Ds. in the social sciences who have demonstrated an exemplary commitment in the field of international and regional studies. PIIRS

New Postdoctoral program in Princeton . piirs.princeton.edu/funding-fellow…

WP's executive editor spoke with Edward Goldring and Peter Ward, 워드 피터，皮得 about their July issue article for the new series from World Politics, The Storied Teller #TheStoriedTeller #NorthKorea #politics wpj.princeton.edu/discussing-wor…

The great Chilean artist Paz Errázuriz visited our Global Seminar. Here with one of my bright students, Joy Kahugu. It was truly an honor for all of us. Gracias, Paz. PIIRS なの (nano)

In between the July issue articles, have a read of another World Politics anniversary article, from Jane Gingrich, in which she argues that in a new era of democratic uncertainty, we need to turn to old questions about the welfare state. doi.org/10.1353/wp.0.a…

In his July issue World Politics article, Sam van Noort shows that a higher level of industrialization makes mass mobilization more likely to occur & more costly to suppress, pointing to a link between industrialization and democracy. doi.org/10.1353/wp.202…

Powerful lecture by ⁦Nora la exploradora⁩ Global Seminar in Chile ⁦UDP⁩ ⁦PIIRS⁩

It was a real honor to share this panel with the great Chilean artist Voluspa Jarpa on the installation of Biblioteca de la No-Historia at the Biblioteca Nicanor Parra. Thanks to Alejandro Arturo Martinez & Alejandra Celedón. なの (nano) PIIRS Global Seminar in Chile

Our Global Seminar in Chile is officially over! Thanks to my bright students, to our host institution なの (nano), to PIIRS and to Nora la exploradora and Alejandro Arturo Martinez for your commitment and work. It has been an unforgettable experience. GRACIAS!🇨🇱

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In a World Politics July article, Maayan Mor and Carles Boix 🇺🇦 use data from #England & #Wales, #Germany, and #Norway to "investigate how conditions in the constituency shaped numerical representation of workers in national assemblies.” doi.org/10.1353/wp.202… 📷

Tomorrow ! Deep Vellum's Will Evans PIIRS piirs.princeton.edu/events/2024/bu…