https://youtu.be/79IA_r7NZpc The Asia Law Students' Association, International Association for Political Science Students, and the Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia organized a panel on July 31, 2021 on States and Refugees:...
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Shivika Aggrawal from the Asia and Oceania Student Research Committee explains and discusses straddling the disciplinary boundary between Engineering and Humanities.
https://youtu.be/isu_5K5nXWI In this IAPSS Political Theory SRC webinar held on 2nd October 2021, Jintao Zhu (University of Cambridge) shared his thinking about the question of the meaning of life. He...
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How can modern, secular societies enable collective action, when their constituents lack the unifying commonalities that societies depended on prior to secularization (Böckenförde Dilemma)? What is it about religion that…
https://youtu.be/CHbnKcJhjHA Professor Cas Mudde from the University of Georgia explains populism, including its main tenets, practical examples, ideas for future populism research, and suggestions for further reading. We encourage you...
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https://youtu.be/eCO02YHDvqg Meet the IAPSS Regional Chairs for the 2021-2022 mandate on this series of interviews. This time, Reon van der Merwe sat with IAPSS Asia Chair Rutaba Tariq to talk...
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Professor Khiara M. Bridges from the University of California Berkeley explains critical race theory in political and legal scholarship contexts, including its theoretical origins and main tenets.
Childhood as we know it is a social construct and we need to abolish if we want to free both women and children from oppression. What sounds like an extraordinarily…
Ginisha Dewani talks about her experiences on the IAPSS Executive Committee as part of the IAPSS Asia team in the 2019-2020 elected mandate, as the IAPSS Vice President for Programs…
