Why the leading challengers to liberalism and moderation come from the West, with Aurelian Craiutu
Russian Studies Workshop Blog Post
Russian Orthodox Church on the Ukraine Conflict: Where Can the Church Go From Here?
Food Prices Are Soaring. Civil Conflicts Won’t Necessarily Follow. By Professor Ore Koren
Article by former Political Science PhD student, Joe Woldense, who is an Assistant Professor at U. Minnesota and Prof Jun Koga Sudduth.
Food, Climate Change, and War in the 21st Century – By Professor Ore Koren
Fractured domestic politics hamstrings US foreign policy – Article by Professors Steven Webster and Sumit Ganguly
Political Science faculty William Bianco and graduate student Eric Schmidt led a team of IU undergraduates from the Indiana Political Analytics Workshop who interviewed Indiana local government officials about efforts to mitigate climate risks.
Political Science faculty William Bianco and graduate student Eric Schmidt led a team of IU undergraduates from the Indiana Political Analytics Workshop who interviewed Indiana local government officials about efforts to mitigate climate risks. The effort was funded by the Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program and the IU Center for Rural Engagement.
Local Indiana leaders address on-the-ground climate risks with limited resources
Civil war in the US is unlikely because grievance doesn’t necessarily translate directly into violence. Conversation Article by Professor Ore Koren
Professor Ore Koren Chosen as Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation 2022 Distinguished Scholar
The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Welcomes Its 2022 Distinguished Scholars
A year after Navalny’s return, Putin remains atop a changed Russia. by Regina Smyth
https://theconversation.com/a-year-after-navalnys-return-putin-remains-atop-a-changed-russia-174836