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Princeton - SPIA Globalization, the U.S. Economy,… duration 58 minutes 10 seconds Princeton - SPIA Globalization, the U.S. Economy,… Princeton - SPIA Globalization, the U.S. Economy, and Political Backlash Live Stream	Princeton - SPIA Globalization, the U.S. Economy, and Political Backlash Live Stream Political support for the globalization of the American economy seems to have fallen dramatically in the past decade. While from the start of Ronald Reagan's presidency (1980) through the end of… globalization economy politics trade things kind question change thing lot bit voters countries areas trump job places welfare point problem From Jennifer Bolton 0 likes 5 plays Date February 29th, 2024 Speaker Cullen S. Hendrix, Helen V. Milner, Peter R. Orszag Department Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance, SPIA Location SPIA in DC
PEI Lab "Voting Rights Federalism"… duration 1 hour 7 minutes PEI Lab "Voting Rights Federalism"… PEI Lab "Voting Rights Federalism" lecture by Nicholos Stephanopoulos	PEI Lab "Voting Rights Federalism" lecture by Nicholos Stephanopoulos Nicholas Stephanopoulos’s research and teaching interests include election law, constitutional law, administrative law, legislation, and comparative law, with a particular focus on the… pei lecture nicholos stephanopoulos voting rights sam wang federalism voting law court act level pra minority districts vra district laws voters claims thing kind representation svrs vote discrimination litigation From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 15 plays Date August 1st, 2023 Speaker Nicholos Stephanopoulos Department PEI Lab Location Guyot 10
Opening Minds to Close the Gap: Shifting… duration 2 minutes 49 seconds Opening Minds to Close the Gap: Shifting… Opening Minds to Close the Gap: Shifting Attributions for the Achievement Gap in Education to Foster Support for a Progressive Education Policy, Ryan Champeau, UG '23 (2264510)	Opening Minds to Close the Gap: Shifting Attributions for the Achievement Gap in Education to Foster Support for a Progressive Education Policy, Ryan Champeau, UG '23 (2264510) Scholars have evaluated policies aimed at addressing racial and socioeconomic achievement gaps in education. However, few studies have looked at how voters themselves perceive the gap and how their… prd23 princeton research day undergraduate research public policy whitman college attribution theory achievement gap attributions gap vignette achievement students policymakers study participants policies jersey income views poverty population voters situation characteristics difference theory attribution From Research Princeton Research Day 1 likes 49 plays Date May 4th, 2023 Speaker Ryan Champeau, UG '23 Department Public Policy
CITP Seminar: Juan Gilbert – Can Voters… duration 45 minutes 26 seconds CITP Seminar: Juan Gilbert – Can Voters… CITP Seminar: Juan Gilbert – Can Voters Detect Ballot Manipulations with a Transparent Voting Machine?	CITP Seminar: Juan Gilbert – Can Voters Detect Ballot Manipulations with a Transparent Voting Machine? Touch-screen ballot-marking devices (BMDs) produce paper ballots that are counted by optical-scan voting machines and can be recounted by hand. If the BMD is hacked or misprogrammed so that it prints… voting ballots programming ballot study paper notice change percent question machine interface contests source selection participants errors bmd screen election rice voters From CI Center for Information Technology Policy 0 likes 60 plays Date March 30th, 2021 Speaker Juan Gilbert, University of Florida Department Princeton University, Center for Information Technology Policy Location Virtual
CITP Seminar: Sharad Goel - One Person, One Vote duration 49 minutes 27 seconds CITP Seminar: Sharad Goel - One Person, One Vote CITP Seminar: Sharad Goel - One Person, One Vote	CITP Seminar: Sharad Goel - One Person, One Vote About a quarter of Americans report believing that double voting is a relatively common occurrence, casting doubt on the integrity of elections. But, despite a dearth of documented instances of… voting voter question matches voters record birth registration evidence fraud person election birthday records patterns From CI Center for Information Technology Policy 0 likes 17 plays Date February 9th, 2021 Speaker Sharad Goel Department Princeton University, Center for Information Technology Policy
CITP Special Event: Andrew Appel - Election… duration 1 hour 22 minutes CITP Special Event: Andrew Appel - Election… CITP Special Event: Andrew Appel - Election Security and Transparency in 2020	CITP Special Event: Andrew Appel - Election Security and Transparency in 2020 This event is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Berkeley Heights, New Providence, and Summit, New Jersey. “What can we as voters do to protect our elections and our representative… technology elections vote security transparency government reforms ballot election ballots voters jersey voting voter computer votes audits captions_11_4_2020 From CI Center for Information Technology Policy 0 likes 92 plays Date September 17th, 2020 Speaker Andrew Appel Department CITP Location Webinar
Democracy and U.S. Election Reform,… duration 1 hour 14 minutes Democracy and U.S. Election Reform,… Democracy and U.S. Election Reform, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020	Democracy and U.S. Election Reform, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020 lot question voter election things voters issues gerrymandering access bit registration campaigns vote votes ballot voting districts point sort issue From Alumni Web 0 likes 8 plays
Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam… duration 1 hour 3 minutes Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam… Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam Wang, A Second Conversation	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam Wang, A Second Conversation David Daley explored how we can fight for change in his new book, "Unrigged: How Americans are Battling Back to Save Democracy." In this followup video to an earlier conversation, Professor… gerrymandering sam wang davedaley dave daley fixing bugs in democracy labyrinth captions_7_29_2020 court democracy florida things north thing dave pennsylvania question redistricting legislature districts issue story stories country lot voters vote pilot_captioned From Jason Rhode 0 likes 39 plays Date June 18th, 2020 Speaker Dave Daley, Professor Sam Wang Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Princeton University
Fixing Bugs in Democracy: The Electoral College -… duration 1 hour 1 minute Fixing Bugs in Democracy: The Electoral College -… Fixing Bugs in Democracy: The Electoral College - Jesse Wegman with Julian Selizer and Sam Wang	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: The Electoral College - Jesse Wegman with Julian Selizer and Sam Wang Jesse Wegman is a journalist, author, and New York Times Editorial Board Member. In his new book, Wegman asks a simple question: how can we tolerate the Electoral College when every vote does not… gerrymandering electoral college sam wang julian zelizer fixing bugs in democracy labyrinth captions_7_29_2020 college vote votes winner question electors president rule democracy lot country voters election senate party reform elections point questions conversation pilot_captioned From Jason Rhode 0 likes 18 plays Date June 4th, 2020 Speaker Jesse Wegman, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering duration 1 hour 4 minutes 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 0 likes 22 plays Date April 17th, 2020 Speaker Dave Daley, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Organizing During a… duration 1 hour 14 minutes 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 0 likes 89 plays Date April 10th, 2020 Speaker Katie Fahey, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
CITP Webinar: Technology and Elections During a… duration 59 minutes 11 seconds CITP Webinar: Technology and Elections During a… CITP Webinar: Technology and Elections During a Pandemic	CITP Webinar: Technology and Elections During a Pandemic CITP presented a panel on elections and the role of technology during a pandemic. Professor Ed Felten talked to experts about the challenges and risks facing the 2020 elections, and how we can design… technologies election pandemic vote ballot access things person voters voter process ballots registration campaign voting campaigns media challenges situation elections place From CI Center for Information Technology Policy 0 likes 17 plays Date April 2nd, 2020 Speaker Moderator Ed Felten with panelists Dana Chisnell, Jared DeMarinis and Ellen L. Weintraub Department Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) Location Webinar
Character in Politics duration 1 hour 33 minutes Character in Politics Character in Politics	Character in Politics captions_12_17_2020 trump character president clinton americans issue voters politics lot kind government country culture flaws republicans question election madison supporters majority From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 37 plays
Partisan Loyalties: Jews, Blacks, and the 2012… duration 1 hour 20 minutes Partisan Loyalties: Jews, Blacks, and the 2012… Partisan Loyalties: Jews, Blacks, and the 2012 Election _ A Panel Discussion	Partisan Loyalties: Jews, Blacks, and the 2012 Election _ A Panel Discussion Mona Charen, Syndicated Columnist and Political Analyst; Reverend Eugene F. Rivers, Pastor of the Azusa Christian Community in Dorchester, Massachusetts; John J. DiIulio, Jr., Frederic Fox Leadership… james madison program archived_to_s3 church voters party vote point question president issues obama thing fact lot electorate things election guy voting story evangelicals From JMP Media 0 likes 6 plays
Open Field Politics: 2010 and Beyond duration 1 hour 40 minutes Open Field Politics: 2010 and Beyond Open Field Politics: 2010 and Beyond	Open Field Politics: 2010 and Beyond Michael Barone, Resident Fellow, American Enterprise Institute; Fox News Contributor james madison program archived_to_s3 party democrats republicans election voters lot politics government issues president period seats obama things congress representatives district vote money 1930s From JMP Media 0 likes 4 plays
The Polarization of American Politics duration 1 hour 14 minutes The Polarization of American Politics The Polarization of American Politics	The Polarization of American Politics archived_to_s3 polarization income republicans voters districts democrats party fact inequality representatives things politics question gerrymandering tax conservatism reform seats 1960s senate From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 3 plays Date December 2nd, 2011 Speaker Nolan McCarty, Professor of Politics and Public Affairs Department Office of the President