The 67th ISA Annual Convention was held March 22nd - 25th in Columbus, Ohio. This year's theme centered on Back to the Fundamentals: Rethinking Knowledges, Practices, and Imaginaries of the World. Members of the 51ºÚÁÏÍø University Political Science department attended to present ongoing projects, collaborate, and participate. Joined by colleagues in the School of Peace and Conflict Studies, the Department of Geography, and Environmental Sciences, presentations by members of the Political Science Department included:
Dr. Gabriella Paár-Jákli
Fostering Disinformation Resilience in the EU: Can Hungarians Overcome Political Mistrust and Voter Apathy?
Courtney Green
Queer Peace: Narratives of Grassroots Conflict Transformation in Northern Ireland
Meghan Geist
Solidifying ‘Necropolicy’: Necropolitics, Crimmigration, and the Process of Minoritization in Immigration Policy
Paige Skaff
Naming Illegality: Language, Power, and the Politics of Exclusion in US Immigration Policy
Darlene Moorman
Rethinking IR Theory in the Post-Brexit and Trump Era: 2016 as a ‘Contradiction Point’ of Paradigmatic Change
The Transnational Rise and Retreat of DEI Discourse at Universities
