If you are interested in presenting a paper or learning more about the GWG seminar series, you can contact the current co-chairs at the emails designated below. The deadline for submitting an application to present during the Fall 2017 semester is Friday, September 8th.
2017-2018 GWG Co-Chairs
Andy Marshall: am3108 [at] georgetown.edu
Rabea Kirmani: rhk37 [at] georgetown.edu
Otherwise, check out the GWG Fall 2017 schedule below or download the GWG Poster and come and support the students who will be presenting this semester!
FINAL FALL 2017 SCHEDULE
Thursday, 9/28, (ICC 231), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Cole Livieratos
Title: “Autocratic Aggression: The Impact of Domestic Propaganda on International Conflict Behavior”
Thursday, 10/5, (ICC 231), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Paula Ganga
Title: “Bringing the State Back In: The Economic Policy of Populist Parties in Eastern Europe”
Thursday, 10/12: No GWG
Thursday, 10/19, (ICC 450), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Thijs Kleinpaste
Title: “The Wild Riders beyond the Frontiers of Good Sense: Isaiah Berlin and the Liberal Predicament”
Thursday, 10/26, (ICC 270 Boardroom), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Woojeong Jang
Title: “Trust after War: UN Multidimensional Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Outcomes in Sierra Leone and Namibia”
Thursday, 11/2, (Arrupe Multi-Purpose Room), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Ahmed Khattab
Title: “Resetting the Authoritarian Clock: Civil Society as a Primary Arena of Political Contestation in Post-Mubarak Egypt”
Thursday, 11/9, (Car Barn 110 Conference Room), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Zac Karabatak
Title: “Coup Vulnerability and Security Force Integration After Civil Wars”
Thursday, 11/16, (Car Barn 110 Conference Room), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Jooeun Kim
Title: “Allies’ Reputation and Nuclear Proliferation”
Thursday, 11/23: No GWG (Thanksgiving)
Thursday, 11/30, (Arrupe Multi-Purpose Room), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Ariya Hagh
Title: “The Exit Dilemma: Golden Parachutes to Embattled Dictators”
Thursday, 12/7, (Car Barn 110 Conference Room), 12:30-1:45pm
Presenter: Nikhil Kalyanpur
Title: “Liberalism Outsourced: Why Oligarchs and Autocrats Fight in Foreign Courts”
