Graduate Workshop Series

Graduate students in the department meet to discuss peer work on the monthly basis.

For considerations, please submit your working papers to Mr. Eric Hoyer (for papers in American Politics and Theory, ehoyer@sas.upenn.edu) or Mr. Nori Katagiri (International Relations and Comparative Politics, katagiri@sas.upenn.edu) in a common format (pdf or .doc). Hardcopy papers will be distributed prior to presentation.

For presenters, please let either Eric or Nori know if you plan to invite participants from other departments and schools.

Date	Presenter	Paper Title	Location
Oct 23, 2005	Michael Janson	“The Work Was Made Manifest: A Church-Centered Approach to New Deal Labor Policy”	Stiteler Hall Forum
Dec 1, 2005	Matthew Tubin	“HIV/AIDS and National Security: The Case of South Africa”	Stiteler Hall Forum
January 2006	Ed Webb	“Religion and the Republic: The Jacobin Project of Secularization in Kemalist Turkey” (tentative title)
February	William Petti
March	Nori Katagiri	“Asymmetry for Victory” (tentative title)
April	Nadivah Greenberg

Index of submitted papers

Fall 2003

Justin Wert. "The Not-So-Great Writ: Habeas Corpus and Chattel Slavery."

Spring 2003

• Ahmed, Amel. Constituting the electorate: Voting systems reform and suffrage expansion in the United Kingdom, France, and the United States.
• Bong, Youngshik. Legalization as Strategy: South Korea-Japan Negotiations on the Exclusive Economic Zone.
• Kirk, Jason. International assistance and federal politics: The World Bank's State-level Lending Shift in India.

Fall 2002

• Watkins, Robert. The rational, the passional, and the social: Hume, human nature, and Burke's empiricist political theory.

Spring 2002

• Davis, Carmel. Dollar estimates of Soviet military expenditure, and comparisons with U.S. expenditures [2002.03.14]
• Glicksberg, Joe. Press debate as collective identity ritual: The 1926 uproar over pre-Islamic poetry and the subversion of secularism in modern Egypt [2002.05.10]
• Isacoff, Jonathan. Pragmatism, Historical Inquiry, and International Relations [2002.04.11]
• Janson, Michael. The Birth and Development of Credit Unions in Philadelphia, 1933-2001 [2002.05.02]
• Mink, Joseph. Space and the constitution of reason: Temperance and the American liberal tradition [2002.03.28]

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