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Postdoc Blog: Venezuelan Migrants and Refugees Living in Brazil
We are thankful to have hosted José O. Pérez, our speaker at the September 23rd Mershon Monday event. José is a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science whose research interests cover Latin America…
Postdoc Blog: Madhumita Dutta Doing River Ethnographies
At our Mershon Monday event on September 16th, Professor Madhumita Dutta, Associate Professor of Geography and Faculty Affiliate in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, presented her ongoing…
Diplomacy Lab Proposals due Oct 4
Diplomacy Lab Menu
Connect your spring course to real-world US government projects! The Spring 2025 Diplomacy Lab Project Menu has been released, with over 80 topics from embassies and…
Mershon Summer Stories: Max Woodworth - Making Taiwan Home
Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the work of associate professor in Geography, Max Woodworth, and…
Exploring Transitional Justice & Reconciliation in Conflict Affected Societies
Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the work of associate director, Teri Murphy, and the Mershon Center…
Mershon Summer Stories: Paul Beck & Richard Gunther and the CNEP
Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the curatorial work of Political Science Emeritus Professors Paul…
Mershon Summer Stories: Ashley Bigham and Constructing Hope: Ukraine
Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the curatorial work of Associate Professor of Architecture, Ashley…
H-Diplo's Tribute to the Scholarship and Legacy of Bear Braumoeller
Essays originally submitted as a discussion in H-Diplo's Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum on July 31, 2024. Below are some excerpts to serve as a collective memory of the impact…
