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Pearson

Pearson Global Forum Set for Oct. 4-5

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The Pearson Global Forum will take place Oct. 4-5, bringing together scholars, policymakers and other stakeholders to examine strategies to prevent, de-escalate and resolve violent conflicts around the world.
Brady

Summer Leadership Strategies from the Harris Leadership Program

Initiative
If you are looking for a book to keep you entertained while boosting your ability to entertain, Made to Stick is for you.
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Program Spotlight: The Mentor Program

Part of your graduate school experience is shaped not only in the classroom, but in the relationships formed through your strengthening professional network. Our award-winning Mentor Program provides a structured system of meaningful connections bet
Yi Ding, MACRM Class of 2019

Student Profile: Yi Ding, MACRM Class of 2019

Student profile
Yi Ding enrolled in the MACRM program because he wants to learn how to predict the outcome of political campaigns more accurately.

Political Economy Workshop Archive

2024-2025 Political Economy Workshops Fall 2024 October 3       | Alastair Smith  (New York University) - "Political Life Cycles* by Justin Melnick, Alastair Smith and Bruce Bueno de Mesquita October 10     | Jack Paine (Emory University) - "The Threat-Enhancing Effect of Authoritarian Power Sharing" October 17     | Sean Westwood (Dartmouth University) - "What do we know about partisan animosity?" October 24     
Pearson

UChicago, Queen’s University to Host Conference on Human Cost of Global Conflict

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The Pearson Institute and Queen’s University Belfast will convene Global Conflict | The Human Impact on Aug. 23-24 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Fiona Burlig
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Fiona Burlig

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Eyal Frank
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Eyal Frank

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Adam Zelizer
Faculty

Adam Zelizer

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Harris Alumni & Admitted Students Reception: Boston Area

Admissions, Alumni, Students
Join us for a summertime networking reception!
Detroit

Inflated Tax Assessments Spurred Historic Detroit Foreclosures, Study Finds

News
In a new study, Professor Christopher Berry estimates that 10 percent of all foreclosures in Detroit were caused by illegally inflated property tax assessments.
Dmitri Koustas
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Dmitri Koustas

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