Doug Kriner, IOPGA director, comments on the pivotal effect of “razor-thin margins” in electoral politics. 

Democracy 20/20 Webinar (October 30, 2020) Polarized: Partisanship, Social Movements, and the Transformation of American Democracy Parties and movements have long provided a voice to U.S....

Gustavo Flores-Macías points to Latin America’s experience with post-electoral uncertainty as a lesson for the U.S.

Economics Professor Kaushik Basu, says, if Donald Trump wins the election, “Republicanism as we know it may be over.”

Cornell students can now join an international network of emerging leaders in the Laidlaw Program.

Comments from Christopher Way, Associate Professor of Government, on the GDP third-quarter report. 

A Biden administration would face challenges revoking international student visa regulations, says Stephen Yale-Loehr.

“Economic imperatives are certainly overriding political concerns,” says Professor Eswar Prasad.

Isabel Wilkerson, delivered the Distinguished Lecture in the Social Sciences, with support from the Migrations initiative. 

Webinars like the recent Ballots and Borders is one way Cornell supports international students and scholars.