Post Election Panel: What Happened and Why? What Are the Likely Policy Implications?
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State of Democracy Lecture Series presents a Post-Election Panel: What Happened and Why? What Are the Likely Policy Implications? Panelists include Len Burman (Public Administration and International Affairs), Jenn Jackson (Political Science), James Steinberg (Social Science, International Affairs, and Law), and Margaret Thompson (History and Political Science).
A Virtual Event via Zoom. You will be able to RSVP by visiting our website mid-October at www.maxwell.syr.edu/stateofdemocracy. For more information, please contact Kelley Coleman at kgcolema@syr.edu or call 315.443.9707. This lecture series is sponsored by the Maxwell School of Syracuse University and coordinated by the Campbell Public Affairs Institute.
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