Past Events
College Hall, Room 209 (Accessibility)
Lunch provided.
All attendees are encouraged to read the papers, available here:
Sarah Cate (Political Science, UPenn): Possibilities for Decarceration: Juvenile Justice Reform in California (PDF) and Robert Hoffman (Philosophy, UPenn): A History of Violence: Distinguishing War and Punishment in Liberal States (PDF)
GRADUATE WORKSHOP - Punishment and the State
College Hall, Room 209 (Accessibility)
Lunch provided.
All attendees are encouraged to read the papers, available here:
Sarah Cate (Political Science, UPenn): Possibilities for Decarceration: Juvenile Justice Reform in California (PDF) and Robert Hoffman (Philosophy, UPenn): A History of Violence: Distinguishing War and Punishment in Liberal States (PDF)
Woodlands Ballroom at the Inn at Penn (Lobby Level), 3600 Sansom Street.
FREE EVENT, but please register here.
Co-sponsored by the Penn Political Science Department, the Penn Latin American and Latino Studies Program and La Casa Latina.
The Future of Latin America: Challenges and Possibilities for Regional Development (Carlos Mesa)
Woodlands Ballroom at the Inn at Penn (Lobby Level), 3600 Sansom Street.
FREE EVENT, but please register here.
Co-sponsored by the Penn Political Science Department, the Penn Latin American and Latino Studies Program and La Casa Latina.
Amado Recital Hall, Irvine Auditorium (Accessibility)
Please register for this event here.
DCC ANNUAL CONFERENCE - "Work and the Social Rights of Citizenship in the 21st Century"
Amado Recital Hall, Irvine Auditorium (Accessibility)
Please register for this event here.
Irvine Auditorium, Room G7 (Ground Floor) (Accessibility)
DCC Annual Undergraduate Conference
Irvine Auditorium, Room G7 (Ground Floor) (Accessibility)
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
To read PDFs of suggested background papers, click on the links below:
The Dynamics of Asymmetric Alliance: The Case of the U.S. and Japan
Japan’s Foreign & Security Policy toward the U.S.: Between Pacifism & the Logic of Alliance
Co-sponsored by the Center for East Asian Studies and The Browne Center for International Politics.
The Challenges of Asymmetrical Alliance: Japan and the U.S. (Fumiako Kubo)
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
To read PDFs of suggested background papers, click on the links below:
The Dynamics of Asymmetric Alliance: The Case of the U.S. and Japan
Japan’s Foreign & Security Policy toward the U.S.: Between Pacifism & the Logic of Alliance
Co-sponsored by the Center for East Asian Studies and The Browne Center for International Politics.
