It was my pleasure to join the Ozark Mountain Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution on Saturday, January 18th for a discussion of the influence of John Locke on the major principles contained in the Declaration of Independence. … [Read more...] about Un-Locke-ing the American Experience
Arguing that "it's a balance of brains and people skills," Jim Schleckser, CEO of the Inc. CEO Project, maintains that B students make the best leaders. So, moms and dads, lets think about learning and skills when those final grades come in. To read his full commentary from Inc. magazine, see Leaders. … [Read more...] about B Students Make the Best Leaders
The Bert & Phyllis Lamb Prize in Political Science was established to encourage, recognize, and reward undergraduate innovation and good writing. More information about the award can be found at Lamb Prize. Selection criteria can be found at Lamb Criteria. The deadline for receiving submissions is February 21, 2020. … [Read more...] about 2020 Lamb Prize Deadline
The formation and implementation of America's national security policy is a crucial element for understand both American domestic politics and its international relations, but few without direct experience understand the complex network of institutions, processes and powers behind it, let alone the pressure and transformation policy-making has experienced since 2016. Join us … [Read more...] about Demystifying the Military-Industrial Complex
You can read about it in the paper or you can scroll through the news on the internet, but the best way to learn about the recent election in Taiwan is to be there; attending rallies and meeting individual voters. Dr. Dennis Hickey, Distinguished Professor & The James Morris Endowed Professor of Political Science, returns from Taiwan with fresh insight into the Tsai … [Read more...] about Monitoring the Election in Taiwan