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NBC News Asks Valenzuela about Rubio, Cruz, and the Latino Vote
Dec. 17, 2015
Ali Valenzuela, Assistant Professor of Politics and CSDP Faculty Associate, was quoted by NBC News: Latinos Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio Show They're Contenders In GOP Race.
Mendelberg Talks to CBS News about Trump: Most Demagogic Candidate?
Dec. 11, 2015
Tali Mendelberg, Professor of Politics and CSDP Faculty Associate, was quoted by CBS News when they asked the question, is Donald Trump the Most Demagogic Candidate in Recent History?
Valenzuela Featured on Princeton Homepage: "Scholar and Mentor"
Dec. 10, 2015

Ali Valenzuela, Assistant Professor of Politics and CSDP Faculty Associate, was featured on the Princeton University home page in an article about his own background,…

Mendelberg, McCabe, and Thal Paper Best on Class and Inequality
Nov. 30, 2015
"The Rich are Different from You and Me" was selected the inaugural winner of the best paper award by the APSA Class and Inequality section. Co-authors Tali Mendelberg, Katherine McCabe, and Adam Thal analyze how affluent student bodies foster affluent class interests. All three are CSDP affiliates
Mendelberg's The Race Card cited by The Atlantic
Nov. 19, 2015
In an Atlantic article about Race Baiting for the Presidency, the authors reference Tali Mendelberg's analysis of how politicians use implicit messages of racial resentment.
Valenzuela Talks with NBC News About Latinos in Politics
Nov. 17, 2015

Ali A. Valenzuela,  Assistant Professor of Politics and Latino Studies and CSDP Faculty Associate, discussed representation of Latino candidates with NBC News. The piece…

Tali Mendelberg at United Nations on Advancing Women, Peace, and Security at Home
Oct. 27, 2015

Tali Mendelberg testified to the United Nations Panel on Advancing Women, Peace, and Security at Home: How Member States Can Take the Lead. Discussing her work on women's voices in deliberative settings, Professor Mendelberg shared her findings as well as suggestions for…

Washington Post Discusses New McCarty Paper on Inequality and Political Polarization
Oct. 26, 2015

Professor Nolan McCarty's paper on Unequal Incomes, Ideology and Gridlock: How Rising Inequality Increases Political Polarization (with John Voorheis and Boris Shor) was discussed in The Washington Post

Martin Gilens Inducted Into AAAS
Oct. 20, 2015

Martin Gilens, professor of politics and CSDP faculty associate, has been inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences' 

USA Today Quotes Valenzuela on Hispanic Voters' Likelihood of Bloc Voting for Rubio
Oct. 19, 2015

Ali Valenzuela, assistant professor of Politics and Latino Studies and CSDP faculty associate, was quoted in a USA Today