PIPES

The Program on International Politics, Economics, and Security at the University of Chicago

Nov
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Archive: Bearce, November 17th, “International Labor Mobility and Domestic Political Liberalization”

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Bearce, University of Colorado

“International Labor Mobility and Domestic Political Liberalization”

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Nov
14

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Bearce @ PIPES, Thursday, November 17th

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The University of Chicago

Program on International Political Economy and Security

Welcomes:

David Bearce, University of Colorado at Boulder

“International Labor Mobility, Redistribution, and Domestic Political Liberalization”

Discussant:
Adam Dean

PIPES meets from 4:30-6:30pm in PICK 506, 5828 S. University Avenue.
Please direct any comments or questions about PIPES to David Benson at dbenson at uchicago.edu

The Paper has been distributed over the PIPES mailing list.

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Nov
10

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Archive: Levinson, November 10th, “Who Let the Dogs Out: Domestic Non-Governmental Organizations and U.S. Foreign Policy”

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Chad Levinson, University of Chicago

“Who Let the Dogs Out: Domestic Non-Governmental Organizations and U.S. Foreign Policy”

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Nov
4

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Levinson @ PIPES, Thursday, November 10th

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The University of Chicago

Program on International Political Economy and Security

Welcomes:

Chad Levinson, University of Chicago

“Who Let the Dogs Out: Domestic Non-Governmental Organizations and U.S. Foreign Policy”

Discussant:
John Thomas

PIPES meets from 4:30-6:30pm in PICK 506, 5828 S. University Avenue.
Please direct any comments or questions about PIPES to David Benson at dbenson at uchicago.edu

The Paper has been distributed over the PIPES mailing list.

For people with valid Cnet ID’s you can download the paper here. Just enter your CNet ID and password when prompted.

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Nov
3

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Archive: Carpenter, November 3rd, “Explaining the Advocacy Agenda: Insights From the Human Security Network”

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Charli Carpenter, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

“Explaining the Advocacy Agenda: Insights From the Human Security Network”

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