Brown(e) Bag Lunches feature presentations of works-in-progress by Penn graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty to an audience of faculty peers and graduate students. This program is designed not only to improve the quality of scholarship though constructive critique, but also to produce a collegial environment in which faculty and graduate students support each other at all stages of the research and writing process.
Talks will be held Thursdays at noon in the Forum of the Ronald O. Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics, unless noted otherwise.
Upcoming Brown(e) Bag Lunches
Why Economic Sanctions Backfire
Nicolás Idrobo
IR Internal Workshop Series
Past Brown(e) Bag Lunches
How Friends Fight: Command Institutions, Bargaining, and Wartime Strategy in International Coalitions
Casey Mahoney
IR Internal Workshop Series
Rededicating Ourselves to the Cause of Bleeding Africa: Sociotropic Portrayals of Economic Cooperation in US Black Newspapers, 1946-1989
Chloe Ahn & Julia Gray
IR Internal Workshop Series
Combatants and Communities: Security Orders During Civil War
Jason Hartwig
IR Internal Workshop Series
Discourse Power: How China Gains Global Support for Its Vision of Cyber Order
Rachel Hulvey
IR Internal Workshop Series
Look Who Is Talking: Direct and Indirect Effects of Criticism on LGBT Rights
Gino Pauselli
IR Internal Workshop Series
Greening Foreign Aid: How International Efforts to Promote Clean Energy Backfire
Cleo O'Brien-Udry, Browne Center Postdoctoral Fellow
IR Internal Workshop Series
The Convergence of Our Discontent: Aligning Policy Positions with Dissatisfaction under the Populist Radical Right
Nina Obermeier
IR Internal Workshop Series
Security Orders During Civil War
Jason Hartwig
IR Internal Workshop Series
When Should We Give Up? A General Theory of Economic Sanctions
Paul Silva
IR Internal Workshop Series
International Politics of Water in the American West
Megan Brand
IR Internal Workshop Series