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.
Past Brown(e) Bag Lunches
Rebel and Incumbent Law: How Congruent Legal Principles Impact Power-Sharing
Liana Eustacia Reyes
IR Internal Workshop Series
Why Economic Sanctions Backfire
Nicolás Idrobo
IR Internal Workshop Series
How Friends Fight: Coalition Institutions and Anglo-American Military Strategy in World War II
Casey Mahoney
IR Internal Workshop Series
The Paradox of Nuclear Sharing: U.S. Grand Strategy in NATO’s Nuclear Age
Joshua Byun
IR Internal Workshop Series
Legal Statecraft in Global Refugee Politics
Megan Brand
IR Internal Workshop Series
Look Who Is Talking: Direct and Indirect Effects of Criticism on LGBT Rights
Gino Pauselli
IR Internal Workshop Series
Dovish Reputation Theory: When Fighting to Demonstrate Resolve Backfires
Joshua Schwartz
IR Internal Workshop Series
Who Sets the Agenda? Diplomatic Capital and Small State Influence in the United Nations
Sabrina Arias
IR Internal Workshop Series
The Chair Force: Innovation and Inclusion
Shira Pindyck
IR Internal Workshop Series
Shaping the Regime From the Inside: Chinese Influence in the UN Human Rights Council
Gino Pauselli
Summer IR Workshop Series | Virtual