Events
Feb
28
Data to Bridge the Divide: How Computational Science Can Save Democracy
In an Insight Lecture titled Data to Bridge the Divide: How Computational Science Can Save Democracy, Princeton University neuroscientist Sam Wang will discuss his development and use of statistical tools to shed light on American politics and elections. With hard data, he notes, solutions can be implemented to ensure that the government more accurately represents public sentiment, responds to its constituents, and repairs trust between the citizenry and its elected officials.
Aug
1
Voting Rights Federalism with Nick Stephanopoulos
Armchair Conversation with Professor Sam Wang
Jul
25
Ranked Choice Voting & The Future of Election Reform with G. Michael Parsons
Armchair Conversation with Professor Sam Wang
Jul
11
The Umpire Strikes Back: The Roberts Court and the War on Democracy with David Daley
Armchair Conversation with Professor Sam Wang
Jun
13
More Parties, Better Parties: The Case for Pro-Parties Democracy Reform with Lee Drutman
Summer Lectures in Democracy Reform