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Welcome to our new faculty members, Aliqae Geraci Aliqae, Anaar Desai-Stephens, Caitlin Meehye Beach, and Jean Beaman! And congratulations to our mentoring award winners, John Mollenkopf John Mollenkopf, Justin Rogers-Cooper, and Claire Bishop! LaGuardia Community College @malscuny GC PoliSci Program

Join the Political Theory Workshop GC PoliSci Program this Friday to discuss Cristina Beltrán's paper on "When an Election Becomes a Resurrection" Cristina Beltrán The Graduate Center

Join this year's last theory workshop GC PoliSci Program this Friday to discuss @johnmcmahon and Danielle Hanley's paper on “The Sensational Landscape of Power: Affect and Feminist Political Theory” The Graduate Center Political Theory Workshop

Congratulations to Na’ilah Amaru (Na'ilah Amaru (@nailahamaru.bsky.social)), a proud member of the The Graduate Center community, for being recognized as a leader in the nonprofit space! 🌟 Her impactful work in strategy and policy continues to inspire. #CUNYProud

CPW is having their first session of the spring semester on Thursday

Political theory workshop GC PoliSci Program has announced its spring 2025 schedule!

Come join us this Friday for a discussion of Robert Nichols’s work, “Red Power Partisans: Native American Activism and the ‘New Indian Wars’” with comments from Laura Altinsoy! We’ll be meeting at the Graduate Center, Room 5200. Please reach out to us if you need the zoom link!

Join our political theory workshop Political Theory Workshop this Friday to discuss our very own Tyler Crown's paper on “Transimperial Protectionism: The American System and the Critique of Political Economy.”

Honored to attend NYC Council Speaker Adams' final State of the City. As the first Black woman to lead the Council & preside over a women-led majority, she’s made history shaping a more inclusive NYC. Grateful to have worked with her team to build a better city. #WomenInPolitics

We are delighted to celebrate our own PhD Candidate Milo Ward for the publication of new article “A Democracy of Authorities: Broken Windows Policing and the Neoconservative Political Theory of Law and Order”!! GC PoliSci Program Political Theory Workshop

Join us tomorrow! We’re welcoming George Shulman to our workshop to discuss his current book project. To receive updates about upcoming workshops, make sure to subscribe to our mailchimp on our website’s homepage: theoryworkshop.commons.gc.cuny.edu Please email us with any questions!

We’re excited to co-sponsor this event with our Center for Global Ethics and Politics - CUNY colleagues! Please join us on Thursday March 20th at the Graduate Center (Room 9207) for Cristina Lafont’s presentation, “Reclaiming Democracy in a Time of Crisis.” This event is in person with a zoom option.

Our next workshop is coming up this Friday, March 21st at the CUNY Graduate Center (Room 5200)! Please join us as we discuss Joy Wang’s (UChicago) paper, “Regime theory from the South: W. Arthur Lewis and development economics as postcolonial political thought.”

Congratulations to our own Na'ilah Amaru (@nailahamaru.bsky.social) GC PoliSci Program!

Please join us this Friday, April 4th as we welcome Samuel A. Chambers (JHU) and discuss his piece “A Contribution to the Critique of ‘Fictitious Capital.’” We’ll be meeting at the Graduate Center (Room 5200) from 4:30-6:30 PM. A reception will follow. See you there!

New to the MPSA blog: A conversation with a sociologist fellow who attended MPSA, by Juan Corredor-Garcia, PhD student in political science at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. Read it here! mpsanet.org/a-conversation… #MPSA2025 Juan Corredor Garcia

Kudos Na'ilah!

Congratulations to our own O. L. Silverman for the publication of their paper on the German Peasants' War! 👏👏👏 Political Theory Workshop GC PoliSci Program #CUNYProud

Join us this Thursday (5/8) on our final session of PP Workshop, featuring Prof. John Mollenkopf (GC PoliSci Program) and Prof. Keena Lipsitz (Queens College | The City University of New York and GC PoliSci Program), which will be held in the GC Political Science Thesis Room (5200.07) from 6:30-8:30.