Please join us in the presentation of UChicago student Darragh Grant “The Making of a ‘Cultural’ Frontier.” Jonathan overt will be our discussant. This session will be held on Wednesday, November 2nd at the Wilder House.
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The Comparative Politics Workshop cordially invites you to the discussion of Tianna Paschel’s paper“Beyond Radicals and Sellouts: The Uneven Institutionalization of Black Social Movements in Colombia and Brazil.” The discussant for this paper will be 4th year student Jaira Harrington. Please join us!
The Comparative Politics Workshop meets every Wednesday on the Seminar Room at the Wilder house (5811 S. Kenwood). A map to the Wilder house can be found by clicking here. Please contact the workshop coordinators, Milena Ang (milenaang@uchicago.edu) and Tania Islas (tislasweinstein@uchicago.edu) for a copy of the paper, or if you need assistance.
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The Comparative Politics Workshop cordially invites you to Noam Lupu’s presentation of the paper “Brand Dilution and the Breakout of Political Parties in Latin America”, next Wednesday, October 12th. The discussant will be Jose Antonio Hernandez. Please join!
The Comparative Politics Workshop meets every Wednesday on the Seminar Room at the Wilder house (5811 S. Kenwood). A map to the Wilder house can be found by clicking here. Please contact the workshop coordinators, Milena Ang (milenaang@uchicago.edu) and Tania Islas (tislasweinstein@uchicago.edu) for a copy of the paper, or if you need assistance.
We have updated the schedule for the Fall quarter 2011 (click here) to include titles.
Please join us every Wednesday (6:00 to 8:00 pm) at the Seminar Room in the Wilder House.
The Comparative Politics Workshop cordially invites you to the discussion of the paper
A PIECE OF THE PIE:
Profit, Wages, and the Political Economy of International Trade
by
Adam Dean
University of Chicago
Discussant: Jacob Blecher
Wednesday, October 5th
6:00-8:00 pm
Wilder House Conference Room
Please contact Milena Ang (milenaang@uchicago.edu) or Tania Islas (tislasweinstein@uchicago.edu) for a copy of the paper, and feel free to ask any questions you might have.