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What lessons can we learn from the histories of Burmanization and state-building projects led by historic kings and Tatmadaw, as we seek to understand the 2021 military coup and subsequent revolutionary wars in Burma/Myanmar?
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Newsletter Summer 2022 Outside link
13 September 2022Read the Summer 2022 department newsletter.
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Al Montero on search committee for senior editor of APSA journal
8 September 2022Al Montero, Frank B. Kellogg Professor of Political Science, has been selected by the American Political Science Association (APSA) to serve on the international search committee for the next senior…
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Women’s golfer Kristin Miyagi ’22 was elected by the Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) to the 12-player All-Midwest Region Team for 2021-22. She is now one of only five players in program history to…
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Brian Harrison selected as book series editor
26 May 2022Visiting assistant professor of political science Brian Harrison was named series editor of a new book series, LGBTQ+ Life in America, with Greenwood Publishing. Brian will curate the list of books to…
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2022 Wynia Lecture
21 April 2022Matthew Taylor, Associate Professor at the School of International Service and Director of the Brazil Research Initiative at American University presents “Lessons from Brazil’s Fight against Corruption” the 2022 Wynia…
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Tun Myint’s Article in The Diplomat Outside link
21 April 2022Associate Professor of Political Science Tun Myint published an article titled “How the Coup Shattered the Image of Myanmar’s Military” in The Diplomat magazine. The article addresses the view of the…
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Tun Myint, Associate Professor of Political Science, will discuss how neighboring countries are reacting to the situation in Myanmar and what role will ASEAN play. Sign-up online. The event is…