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Congrats to former Kellogg doctoral affiliate Luis L. Schenoni for winning the 2024 ECPR Rising Star Award! 🌟 His groundbreaking work on war and state-building in Latin America is reshaping political science. Read more about his achievement here: bit.ly/3Zmgdnw

How can citizens defend democracy in an era of executive overreach? At our recent #GlobalDemocracy Conference, experts & leaders from around the world shared strategies for resisting democratic backsliding, fighting misinformation, and building resilient institutions. Read more

Proud to be part of LASA2025 in San Francisco, getting started today! Come see us at Booth 316/318 in the exhibit hall and visit kellogg.nd.edu/lasa for details about Kellogg events and scholars presenting at the conference!

🎓 Last week, we celebrated our graduating Notre Dame seniors from the International Scholars and Kellogg Developing Researchers programs! Congratulations to these inspiring leaders—your global impact is just beginning. 🌍 #KelloggInstitute #NotreDame #Classof2025

Wrapping up an inspiring week at #LASA2025! The Kellogg Institute was proud to join scholars from across the Americas for dynamic panels, networking, and new research on democracy, migration, and social change. Grateful for every conversation and connection made. Swipe through

Kellogg Institute alumni recently gathered in DC! 26 grads from 2007–2024 reconnected, shared career journeys, and celebrated community. Inspiring stories from health policy to human rights. Read more here: 👉 bit.ly/3HgS7o5 #KelloggInstitute #NotreDameAlumni

🌟 Big congratulations to former Kellogg Institute Doctoral Affiliate Joséphine Lechartre (Joséphine Lechartre), winner of the 2025 Gabriel A. Almond Award from @apsanet for best dissertation in comparative politics! Her research on wartime violence & transitional justice in Guatemala

🎥 All session videos from the #GlobalDemocracy Conference are live! Watch keynotes, panels & action labs from the Kellogg Institute’s 2025 event –anytime, anywhere. Catch top voices on democracy, executive power, and resisting democratic backsliding. 👉 bit.ly/3Fn5UJn

Kellogg Institute leaders Anibal Perez-Linan & Scott Mainwaring publish landmark study on democratic trajectories in @BJPolSci! New insights on how democracies evolve & tools for analyzing political change. Read more: bit.ly/43FfHCD #Democracy #PoliticalScience #KelloggInstitute

New research from Kellogg Faculty Fellow Santosh (Kumar) Gautam :

🚀 Congrats to Luis Schiumerini on publishing Incumbency Bias: Why Political Office is a Blessing and a Curse in Latin America (Cambridge University Press)! A major step for #PoliticalScience and #LatinAmerica research. Read more: bit.ly/44WH6Ck

We're proud to celebrate Kellogg PhD Fellow and Dissertation Year Fellow Bernardo Pulido Márquez! His research on electoral rights in Latin America and his work at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights are advancing justice across the Americas. Congrats, Bernardo! 🌎⚖️ Read

Why do so many say democracy isn’t working, but resist reforms? In Journal of Democracy, Joel Day, of Notre Dame's Democracy Initiative, explores why frustration is high, yet support for fixes like ranked-choice voting is low. He argues that real change starts with bold reforms – like

Why does true sustainability require more than just stability? In his latest piece, Kellogg Faculty Fellow Drew Marcantonio argues that peace and justice are essential for a sustainable future – not just maintaining the status quo. Read more: bit.ly/3ZkP7NU

Honored to share this powerful piece by our former visiting fellow, reflecting on the challenges and resilience of life in exile: “My Life as a Nicaraguan in Exile” via National Review. A must-read on courage, identity, and hope. #Nicaragua #Exile #HumanRights Keough School of Global Affairs

Sharing a new article co-authored by former Kellogg PhD Fellow Rodrigo Castro Cornejo (Rodrigo Castro Cornejo): “Is Mexico at the Gates of Authoritarianism?” This insightful analysis explores how President AMLO’s populist strategies have challenged Mexico’s democratic institutions,

We’re pleased to share a unique moment from our Pre-Experiencing the World (Pre-ETW) program in Zambia: a lunar eclipse over Victoria Falls, captured by Stephen Wu'28. Opportunities like Pre-ETW allow students to gain new perspectives and reflect on their place in a global

Thanks so much to H-Diplo, with RJISSF for arranging this roundtable on China's Relations with Africa Columbia University Press. Especially to Elisa Gambino Elisa Gambino and Obert Hodzi Obert Hodzi for their excellent reviews and to Yanyin Zi 立教大学 / Rikkyo University for a great intro! 🤓

Check out the latest must-read from the Journal of Democracy! "Can Capitalism Save Democracy?" is an insightful new article coauthored by former Kellogg Institute visiting fellows Steve Levitsky and Lucan Way, together with Semuhi Sinanoglu. It offers a timely and

Give a listen to our dean, Mary Gallagher on the latest episode of the For Good podcast!