American Politics Workshop

The American Politics Workshop is a forum for University of Chicago students and faculty to present and discuss research in all areas of U.S. politics. On a regular basis, the workshop also features speakers from other universities. Through presentations and critical discussion, workshop participants are exposed to emerging work in the field.

This workshop meets in room 140B at the Harris School from 4:00-6:00 p.m. The faculty organizer is Chris Berry and the student coordinator is CC Dubois.

Fall 2009 Workshops

October 14	Daniel Butler (Yale) "Who Helps DeShawn Register to Vote? A Field Experiment on State Legislators"
October 28	TBA
November 4	Neil Malhotra (Stanford Business School) "Personal Emotions and Political Decision Making: Implications for Voter Competence"
November 11	Greg Wawro (Columbia) "Congress and History: Enhancing the Methodological Repertoire"
November 23	Robert Gooding-Williams Special Monday session, joint with Political Theory Workshop
December 2	Michael Peress (Rochester)

Contact Information
4:00-6:00 p.m.
Harris School, Room 140B
1155 East 60th Street
Faculty Organizer: Chris Berry
Student Coordinator: CC Dubois
E-mail: ccdubois@uchicago.edu