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We're back! Excited to kick off AY '26-27 with a full Fall slate of presentations from visiting scholars, CUNY faculty, and of course, our very own GC students! Come join us 4:30-6:30pm on select Fridays at the Graduate Center. Paper titles to follow soon!
The next PTW will be next Friday, Oct 30th! (👻) We are excited to host Inés Valdez (Johns Hopkins) to discuss Kant, dispossession, and the American Revolution.
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We’re back at it this Friday Oct. 16th as we welcome J. Mohorčich of Lehman College, with comments provided by Matt Mauterelli (GC)!
We’re back at it this Friday Oct. 16th as we welcome J. Mohorčich of Lehman College, with comments provided by Matt Mauterelli (GC)!
Happening today! Join us at 4:30pm at the GC room 5200, or email [email protected] to join over zoom.
Reminder that our next session has been rescheduled to Friday, October 9th! Carmen Caporizzo Melillo (GC) will be presenting his paper, “Semiquincentennial Misgivings: Sheldon Wolin Meets the New Founding Era”
Happening today!
Join us next Friday the 18th as we host @FeliciaSJing to discuss her paper “Popular Economic Planning” for our first workshop of the semester!
Email [email protected] to request a copy of the draft.
Join us next Friday the 18th as we host @FeliciaSJing to discuss her paper “Popular Economic Planning” for our first workshop of the semester!
Email [email protected] to request a copy of the draft.
This is tomorrow! See you there!
*Updated schedule for America at 250!*
Join us for our one-day in person symposium on critical theory, American history and culture, and American political theory.
Robyn Marasco will provide a keynote address at 4:15. Register in advance: bit.ly/4eAxhyT
*Updated schedule for America at 250!*
Join us for our one-day in person symposium on critical theory, American history and culture, and American political theory.
Robyn Marasco will provide a keynote address at 4:15. Register in advance: bit.ly/4eAxhyT
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THIS FRIDAY: presenting my work on Marx’s Abolitionism, his engagement in the U.S. Civil War, and the Beginnings of a Theory of Racial Capitalism @GradCenterNews @GC_PoliSci
We're thrilled to announce the lineup for America at 250: Critical Perspectives.
If you want to attend, please register in advance: eventbrite.com/e/america-at-…
We're under 10 days away from America at 250!
There's still time to register to attend: eventbrite.com/e/america-at-…
We're thrilled to announce the lineup for America at 250: Critical Perspectives.
If you want to attend, please register in advance: eventbrite.com/e/america-at-…
We're thrilled to announce the lineup for America at 250: Critical Perspectives.
If you want to attend, please register in advance: eventbrite.com/e/america-at-…
There will be no PTW this Friday as previously scheduled.
Instead, our last event this semester will be our "America at 250: Critical Perspectives" one-day symposium. Join us throughout the day for research and reflections on American politics and political theory.
Join us for "America at 250: Critical Perspectives:" a one-day in person symposium on critical theory, American history and culture, and American political theory.
Robyn Marasco will provide a keynote address at 3:30.
Register in advance: bit.ly/4eAxhyT
Join us next Friday, May 1st from 4:30 - 6:30pm.
Noga Rotem (University of Washington) will be joining us to discuss her paper "Arendt in Palestine."
Further details about attending the workshop can be found on our poster.
Hi all: Important schedule update! We will not be having a workshop this Friday, April 24th.
Additionally, Noga Rotem will be presenting at the workshop on May 1st, not May 8th as previously scheduled. We hope to see you there!
Our spring 2026 lineup is out!
Join us for an exciting slate of presenters throughout the coming weeks.
For for information and to recieve updates about future workshops: theoryworkshop.commons.gc.cu…
Please join us at the Political Theory Workshop on Friday, April 17th from 4:30-6:30 PM.
We will be discussing Sam Galloway’s (Purchase College, CUNY) paper “Commoning Catastrophe.” Please contact us at [email protected] for a copy of the paper.
