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PhD Student Melissa Pavlik: "The Pandemic Is Providing Cover for ‘Opportunistic Repression’" PhD Student Melissa Pavlik has a new article in World Politics Review entitled “The Pandemic Is Providing Cover for ‘Opportunistic Repression.” Abstract: “On Wednesday,...	Lecturer Walter Shapiro: "Democrats’ early panic over gerrymandering could prove costly in November" Lecturer in Political Science at Yale Walter Shapiro has an article on the RollCall.com Opinion pages entitled “Democrats’ early panic over gerrymandering could prove costly...	David Cameron: "With mounting fears that Russia will send in troops, talks on Ukraine continue" Professor of Political Science David Cameron has an article on the Yale MacMillan Center site entitled “With mounting fears that Russia will send in troops, talks on Ukraine...
Professor Gregory Huber: "Mass support for proposals to reshape policing depends on the implications for crime and safety" Professor Gregory Huber has a new article with Kyle Peyton, Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia, in Criminology...	APSA Call for Proposals: Frances McCall Rosenbluth Junior Research Workshop Political Economy section of the American Political Science Association Call for Proposals: Frances McCall Rosenbluth Junior Research Workshop Deadline for applications is...	Akhil Rajan, Class of 2021,awarded Marshall Scholarship for 2022 Akhil Rajan, Class of 2021, has been awarded one of 40 Marshall Scholarships for 2022. Akhil studies spatial inequality in the context of both political and economic divides...
Political Science Faculty at Yale partner with Made to Save to increase vaccinations in communities of color Faculty experts at Yale have partnered with Made to Save, a national campaign working to increase vaccinations in communities of color, to develop a new training video that...