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01:29:13 After the Riot: Partisanship and Political Life… After the Riot: Partisanship and Political Life in the Wake of January 6	After the Riot: Partisanship and Political Life in the Wake of January 6 This timely discussion featured five Princeton University faculty as they considered the events of January 6, the Trump impeachment trial, and how political misinformation affected American… history politics capitol riots painter zelizer shapiro whittington sean wilentz jacobson miguel centeno party 6th trump president violence election question democracy media kind things lot ways parties process congress point century From Department of History Department on February 24th, 2021 0 likes 3 plays Date February 16th, 2021 Department Center for Collaborative History Location zoom
02:01:27 Writing and Publishing in African Digital… Writing and Publishing in African Digital Humanities – Princeton African Humanities Colloquium 2020	Writing and Publishing in African Digital Humanities – Princeton African Humanities Colloquium 2020 Writing and Publishing in African Digital HumanitiesPanel Three, Princeton African Humanities Colloquium 2020 Speakers: Ng’ang’a Wahu-Mũchiri – University of Nebraska-LincolnKim… piirs pahc kind africa ways students lot hip hop continent question things country artists humanities sort history kinds documents pan politics questions From Jack Allen on December 18th, 2020 0 likes 11 plays Date November 17th, 2020 Department PIIRS
59:05 Bradford Seminar: "Varieties of Climate… Bradford Seminar: "Varieties of Climate Governance" - Navroz Dubash	Bradford Seminar: "Varieties of Climate Governance" - Navroz Dubash How do states respond to the challenge of climate governance? This question has important practical policy implications but also suggests unexplored conceptual terrain. From a practical point of… bradford seminar series c-pree climate climate science navroz dubash institutions politics change countries mitigation india energy story sort governance narrative point question interests bodies narratives lot things fact From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on November 17th, 2020 0 likes 4 plays Date November 9th, 2020 Speaker Navroz Dubash Department C-PREE Location Virtual/Zoom
01:24:28 The Future of Collaboration and Inclusive… The Future of Collaboration and Inclusive Innovation: Microsoft + Princeton	The Future of Collaboration and Inclusive Innovation: Microsoft + Princeton During Engage 2020, Princeton University's innovation and entrepreneurship conference, Microsoft President Brad Smith '81 frames a session about the collaborative relationship of Princeton… corporate engagement industry innovation computer science bioengineering molecular biology biology politics peace & conflict conflicts microsoft princeton things science lot students collaboration ways future kind computer place bit questions government funding problem From Tracy Meyer on November 16th, 2020 0 likes 23 plays Date November 5th, 2020 Speaker Microsoft President Brad Smith and Vice Dean for Innovation Rod Priestley, Princeton faculty Jen Rexford, Ned Wingreen and Jake Shapiro; Microsoft's Elizabeth Bruce; Princeton Corporate Engagement's Chip Hay Department Princeton Innovation Location Online
01:05:59 Bolting Blue: What Explains the Dramatic Change… Bolting Blue: What Explains the Dramatic Change in Asian American Voting Patterns	Bolting Blue: What Explains the Dramatic Change in Asian American Voting Patterns Karthick Ramakrishnan is associate professor of political science at the University of California, Riverside. He has published several books and articles on civic participation, immigration policy,… asian american studies politics americans kind survey party vote groups obama election things fact immigrants immigration evidence story california thing population question race asians From American American Studies on October 12th, 2020 0 likes 2 plays Date October 23rd, 2013 Speaker Karthick Ramakrishnan Department Program in American Studies Location McCormick Hall, Room 106
01:17:55 Effects of the American Presidential Election on… Effects of the American Presidential Election on European Politics	Effects of the American Presidential Election on European Politics europe trump europeans election kind lot things question countries country president politics response moment china thing trade parties administration issue captions_11_4_2020 From Nivedita Mallina on September 29th, 2020 0 likes 14 plays
01:13:37 A User's Guide to Government, Alumni-Faculty… A User's Guide to Government, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020	A User's Guide to Government, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020 government things lot charlottesville level politics country crisis issues extremism thing side kind officials virginia question pandemic constitutionalism democracy issue From Alumni Web on July 20th, 2020 0 likes 1 plays
01:29:12 Faber Lectures: Page duBois Faber Lectures: Page duBois	Faber Lectures: Page duBois The Politics of the Swarm chorus swarm kind comedy tragedy things birds aristophanes politics question swarms idea lot thing animals plot play sort lives history From Classics Classics SCAD on July 18th, 2020 0 likes 14 plays Date April 16th, 2019 Speaker Page duBois Department Classics
56:11 How Coal Made the Middle East and Spread Global… How Coal Made the Middle East and Spread Global Carbonization	How Coal Made the Middle East and Spread Global Carbonization energy coal oil politics history From Becky Parnian on June 5th, 2020 0 likes 104 plays Date June 5th, 2020 Speaker On Barak is a senior lecturer at the Department of Middle Eastern and African History at Tel Aviv University. He was a member of the Princeton Society of Fellows and a lecturer at the history department at Princeton University from 2009 to 2012. Department Sharmin and Bijan Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Iran and Persian Gulf Studies
41:04 Graduate Hooding Graduate Hooding	Graduate Hooding engineering candidates science congratulations graduate master mathematics biology accomplishments students politics economics computer john princeton degrees graduates operations aerospace degree From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on May 22nd, 2020 0 likes 852 plays
01:31:26 Session 6 \| Pandemic, Creating a Usable Past: … Session 6 \| Pandemic, Creating a Usable Past: Epidemic History, COVID-19, and the Future of Health	Session 6 \| Pandemic, Creating a Usable Past: Epidemic History, COVID-19, and the Future of Health Session 6 \| After Epidemics: The Challenge of Reinventing Public HealthSaturday, May 9, 2020 \| 1:30 - 3 pmFrom cholera to polio and AIDS, epidemic crises often spur societies to reinvent public… keith wailoo nancy tomes dora vargha akwasi kwarteng amoaka-gyampah pandemic epidemic historians history of science history of medicine public health health politics cholera polio aids crisis kind disease question vaccine history lot measures questions point ways things century epidemics countries politics kinds medicine inspection science From Department of History Department on May 18th, 2020 0 likes 118 plays Date May 9th, 2020 Speaker Anne-Emanuelle Birn, University of Toronto; Akwasi Kwarteng Amoaka-Gyampah, University of Education, Winneba, Ghana; Dora Vargha, University of Exeter; Nancy Tomes, Stony Brook University; Keith Wailoo, Princeton University Department Department of History and the American Association for the History of Medicine (AAHM) Location ZOOM
01:28:23 Session 4 \| Pandemic, Creating a Usable Past:… Session 4 \| Pandemic, Creating a Usable Past: Epidemic History, COVID-19, and the Future of Health	Session 4 \| Pandemic, Creating a Usable Past: Epidemic History, COVID-19, and the Future of Health Saturday, May 9, 2020 \| 9 - 10:30 am Session 4 \| Epidemic Responses: Civil Liberties and Public Health Politics In the face of epidemic outbreaks, public health demands (whether for the wearing of… raúl necochea david barnes richard mizelle barron lerner civil liberties black lives quarantine lazaretto public health politics princeton aahm pandemic covid-19 history historians epidemic history of medicine liberties stories conversations questions question conversation country thing sort century things government society lot epidemics aids From Department of History Department on May 15th, 2020 0 likes 120 plays Date May 9th, 2020 Speaker Barron Lerner, New York University; Richard Mizelle, University of Houston; David Barnes, University of Pennsylvania ; Raúl Necochea, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Department Department of History, Princeton University and AAHM (American Association for the History of Medicine) Location ZOOM
12:50 Nathan Levit - 2020 Journalism Senior Colloquium Nathan Levit - 2020 Journalism Senior Colloquium	Nathan Levit - 2020 Journalism Senior Colloquium Nathan Levit '20 presents his certificate project, "Portrait of a Bygone Era: Josh Svaty's Kansas Gubernatorial Run," during the Program in Journalism's Senior Colloquium. … council of the humanities humanities council humanities program in journalism journalism jrn senior colloquium senior colloquium politics piece kansas moment cattle campaign princeton lead areas experience 19th college place candidate aspects lot trail kind bit From Margo Bresnen on May 12th, 2020 0 likes 25 plays Date May 7th, 2020 Speaker Nathan Levit Department Program in Journalism, Humanities Council Location Remote
01:04:26 Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering David Daley has spent years raising the alarm about partisan gerrymandering and its threat to democracy. Now he's exploring how we can fight for change in his new book, "Unrigged: How… election politics gerrymander gerrymandering samwang julianzelizer davedaley author book legislature reform democrats lot questions democracy party question voters ways idaho redistricting florida things courts maps republicans From Jason Rhode on April 22nd, 2020 0 likes 15 plays Date April 17th, 2020 Speaker Dave Daley, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
01:14:20 Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Organizing During a… Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Organizing During a Pandemic	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Organizing During a Pandemic Katie Fahey used social media to fight gerrymandering in Michigan. Now she runs a national non-profit dedicated to democratic reform. Katie talked to Professors Sam Wang and Julian Zelizer about how… activism organizing pandemic katie fahey michigan gerrymandering lot thing things politics questions kind redistricting voters katie politicians question democracy campaign organizations court bit issue law From Jason Rhode on April 10th, 2020 0 likes 80 plays Date April 10th, 2020 Speaker Katie Fahey, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
56:15 Keynote- The emerging and shifting climate debate… Keynote- The emerging and shifting climate debate in Washington - The Honorable Phil Sharp	Keynote- The emerging and shifting climate debate in Washington - The Honorable Phil Sharp The Honorable Phil Sharp, Former Member, U.S. House of Representatives; Former Chair, Energy and Power Subcommittee In conversation with Judi Greenwald, Principal, Greenwald Consulting, LLC;… phil sharp judi greenwald acee andlinger center for energy and the environment 2019 annual meeting climate change politics washington d.c. From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on December 6th, 2019 0 likes 4 plays Date November 8th, 2019 Speaker The Honorable Phil Sharp, Former Member, U.S. House of Representatives; Former Chair, Energy and Power Subcommittee In conversation with Judi Greenwald, Principal, Greenwald Consulting, LLC; Non-resident Fellow, Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment Department ACEE Location Maeder Hall