Princeton School of Public & International Affairs

ALT This image is a flyer titled "SPIA Newsmakers." It quotes an article from The New York Times discussing school choice and parental empowerment. A person is smiling on the left. At the bottom, it mentions Jennifer Jennings as the Class of 1988 Professor of Domestic Policy and Director of the Education Research Section (ERS), with logos for the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.

ALT Princeton SPIA graphic featuring Julian E. Zelizer’s headshot and reflections on the November 2026 midterm election results. Zelizer describes the election as a historic rejection of Trump and MAGA Republicanism. He highlights an expanded electoral map and opportunities for a new generation of politicians to shape ideas for 2028. He argues that the results leave Trump facing divided government and show Republicans the political costs of supporting him. An American flag appears along the left, with Princeton SPIA branding below.

ALT Princeton SPIA graphic featuring Jacob N. Shapiro’s headshot and reflections on the November 2026 midterm election results. Shapiro draws parallels to 1994, suggesting that voter opposition to executive branch corruption could influence congressional Republicans. He highlights Democratic gains in Republican strongholds and split-ticket voting, arguing that competitive elections encourage politicians to win support through policy arguments rather than partisan loyalties. An American flag appears along the left, with Princeton SPIA branding below.

ALT Princeton SPIA graphic featuring Paul Starr’s headshot and reflections on the November 2026 midterm election results. Starr argues that a Democratic presidential victory in 2028, combined with large congressional majorities, could enable reforms comparable to the New Deal and Great Society. He urges Democrats to develop a national reform agenda while opposing Trump and investigating corruption. An American flag appears along the left, with Princeton SPIA branding below.

ALT Princeton SPIA graphic featuring Ambassador Daniel C. Kurtzer’s headshot and reflections on the November 2026 midterm election results. Kurtzer says affordability drove the election but anticipates significant foreign policy consequences: pressure for negotiations with Iran, restored aid to Ukraine, opposition to Putin, efforts to curb Israeli settler violence and West Bank annexation, and diplomacy toward Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and security for Israelis and Palestinians. He urges Congress to prioritize these goals over retribution. An American flag appears along the left, with Princeton SPIA branding below.

ALT Graphic titled “SPIA Newsmakers” featuring a headshot of Frances Lee alongside a quote from The Economist about the health of American elections, voter concerns, high turnout, and confidence in election outcomes. Text identifies Frances Lee as the Hugh Trumbull Adams ’35 Professor of Politics and Public Affairs at Princeton SPIA.

ALT SPIA Newsmakers promotional image featuring a person with curly hair. A quote from Inkstick discusses research with at-risk migrant populations in challenging areas. The text credits Amelia Frank-Vitale, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs, and includes a logo for Princeton SPIA.

ALT The image is a graphic titled "SPIA Newsmakers" featuring Julian Zelizer. It includes a quote about voters connecting the dots between President Trump's foreign policy and the cost of living, from "The Hill." Julian Zelizer is identified with credentials from Princeton University and a position related to history and public affairs.