Government & Politics ·
To the Point: Do Political Conventions Really Matter Anymore?
Distinguished Professor of History Allan J. Lichtman answers our question of the week
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AU SPA’s Women & Politics Institute Is Permanent Home to Gender on the Ballot
Support from Barbara Lee Family Foundation Ensures Important Dialogue on Gender in Politics Will Continue
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Prof. Olufunmilayo Arewa to Deliver Distinguished Lecture
Prof. Olufunmilayo Arewa to Deliver Distinguished Lecture
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Government & Politics ·
ICYMI . . . It’s Brat Summer
Five things to know now about Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s memeability
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Government & Politics ·
The Legacy of the Civil Rights Act, 60 Years Later
SIS professors Omekongo Dibinga and Sarah Snyder explain the historical significance and lasting legacy of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 on its 60th anniversary.
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SCOTUS to Decide If Domestic Violence Offenders Can Own Guns: Why It Matters
AU Professor and domestic violence expert Rachel Louise Snyder weighs in on what US v. Rahimi might mean for victims of domestic violence
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Government & Politics ·
Decoding India's 2024 Elections
In spring 2024 India held the largest election in recorded history. This event discussed the seeming advantage of the ruling BJP.
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American University and Federation of Southern Cooperatives Create Toolkit to Promote Racial Justice in US Farm Bill
“Pointing the Farm Bill Toward Racial Justice” developed for farmers, policy advocates, journalists, students, and landowners
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To the Point: What Are the Implications of Trump’s Shocking NATO Comments?
Distinguished Professor of History Allan J. Lichtman answers our question of the week
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New SPA Minor in Race, Justice, and Politics Examines Biases in Public Institutions
The new degree program, introduced in Fall 2022, is the first of its kind in the nation.
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