Chaya Crowder, PhD candidate and CSDP-affiliated graduate student, discusses her research that finds that calling for “intersectional solidarity” awakens and mobilizes allies in the...
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Monday, Jun 22, 2020
Sarah Staszak, associate research scholar and CSDP faculty associate at Princeton University, and her co-authors have garnered the "Best Paper" award from the Race, Ethnicity, and Politics section of the American Political Science Association. Co-author Jake Grumbach was a CSDP Fellow for the...
Monday, Jun 22, 2020
In his Washington Post Monkey Page article, Omar Wasow discusses the implications of his research for drawing parallels from the protests of 1964, 1968, and 2020, noting that evidence from the 1960s, as...
Monday, Jun 22, 2020
Omar Wasow brings his experience in social media to bear on his research on the civil rights movement of the 1960s in a conversation with The New York Times' On Tech column, highlighting "how the two have melded in the current demonstrations against racial...
Friday, Jun 12, 2020
Omar Wasow, assistant professor of politics and CSDP faculty associate, spoke on the evolution of Black voices on social media on Marketplace Tech's daily tech podcast.
Sunday, Jun 7, 2020
Princeton faculty, including CSDP faculty associates Omar Wasow and Jonathan Mummolo, speak out against systemic racism and police violence in the nation. Read more at https://www.princeton.edu/news/2020/06/05/...
Thursday, Jun 4, 2020
Jonathan Mummolo, Assistant Professor of Politics and Public Affairs and a CSDP faculty associate, is quoted in an article in Wired: The Pentagon's Hand-Me-Downs Helped Militarize Police...
Monday, Jun 1, 2020
Omar Wasow's research on non-violent activism and violent protests is highlighted in The New York Times, Washington Post, ...
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Keena Lipsitz and Grigore Pop-Eleches's piece in The Washington Post is based on their recent study, which used
