Getting to a Ceasefire In Gaza in the Wake of Hostage Deaths realcleardefense.com/2024/09/11/get…

We are proud to announce that #WFUPOL senior Natalia Adams carried out a presentation at the #APSA2024 meeting. Below she is w/ Maya Dalton (Penn State graduate student & former WFU Politics student) & professors Claire Crawford & Betina Wilkinson

This week we had the pleasure of welcoming Guillem Riambau-Armet, Associate. Professor of Economics from the University of Barcelona. We learned about his latest research project at a university wide presentation and obtained feedback from him on our ongoing research studies.

POL student Roksana Keyvana presented her research paper on Eco-Humanitarianism at Elon University!

Local political science professor breaks down highlights from 2024 vice presidential debate wxii12.com/article/local-…

Donna Edwards ('80) visited Professor Wilkinson's POL 280 class today!

Politics faculty-edited PS journal publishes 2024 election predictions wfuogb.com/?p=25335

After the vote: Politics professor unpacks the post-election process news.wfu.edu/2024/11/04/aft…

Politics and international affairs professor Betina Wilikinson explains the conditions that led a historically liberal-leaning voting bloc to turn out in high numbers for such a conservative and polarizing candidate. Wake Forest University WFU Politics & International Affairs #Election2024 wfdd.org/story/latinos-…

It’s been a great honor for me to teach alongside Dr. Katy Harriger this semester. She just finished teaching her last class — ever. I greatly value her leadership, mentorship, friendship, and service to Wake Washington & Mother So Dear! Wake Forest Alumni WFU Politics & International Affairs Wake Forest University

ICYMI, Neil DeVotta was my guest on #GrandTamasha last week. We discussed Sri Lanka's "peaceful revolution" and what dramatic political realignment means for the country's politics, economy, and foreign policy. New episodes every Tuesday 9 pm ET grand-tamasha.simplecast.com/episodes/sri-l…

#WFU prof Betina Wilkinson writes: Views toward sports protests are tied to the role people believe athletes should play. For some, athletes can & should be role models. For others, athletes should only express their perspectives under certain conditions. theconversation.com/after-he-reach…

As the Kremlin eyes a thaw with the White House, Russia’s pro-war hawks aren’t too happy theconversation.com/as-the-kremlin… via The Conversation U.S.

#Ukraine minerals deal: A strategic win or a potential trap? #WFU politics and international affairs expert Will Walldorf raises concerns about costly resource pursuits, echoing Afghanistan's experience. #Geopolitics time.com/7265153/us-ukr…

Wake Foresters gathered in Washington, D.C. to celebrate Dr. Katy Harriger upon her retirement. Her 39 years as a Faculty member in the Department of Politics and International Affairs and her 8 years as the Faculty Director of the Wake Washington Center have yielded both

"The historical ambivalence about the German state’s role and related dilemmas about German power will not be easy for chancellor Friedrich Merz to resolve," writes #WFU politics and international affairs professor Mark Vail. "With respect to Germany’s capacity for decisive