01:10:22

Women’s History at Maxwell: Marguerite Fisher & Beyond | A Maxwell Orange Central Panel Discussion

58:30

James E. Baker and Jamie Winders | The Centaur’s Dilemma: A Discussion and Q&A

01:28:45

Post-Election Panel 2020: What Happened and Why? What Are the Likely Policy Implications?

01:07:09

Clean Energy Futures | Maxwell/Engineering & Computer Science Faculty Conversation

01:24:58

Michael K. Atkinson, “Public Service in Ordinary and Extraordinary Moments”

59:02

Maxwell Conversation and Alumni Panel Discussion on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

01:37:21

Bob McClure | Change in American Society through Government Action: Slow Boring Of Hard Boards

56:54

Tina Nabatchi | Defending Democracy

01:17:46

2020 Maxwell School PAIA Convocation

55:16

Osamah Khalil | U.S. Foreign Policy and COVID-19

01:25:38

The Future of US-China Economic and Political Relations

01:29:33

Bob McClure | The Constitution and The Pandemic: The President and The People

55:12

Bill Coplin | The Evolving Policy Studies Program in Response to COVID-19

01:21:53

Steve Hagerty | A Mayor & CEO’s Perspective on Public & Private Management of the COVID-19 Crisis

54:53

James B. Steinberg | China and the Response to COVID-19

58:30

Sean O'Keefe | How the COVID-19 Crisis Reminds Us of the Public Service Imperative

46:10

Jamie Winders | Autonomous Systems: From Driverless Cars to COVID-19 Response

53:26

Gladys McCormick | Immigration in America Today

52:32

Shannon Monnat | COVID-19 and Population Health

55:04

Indian Customs: Proudly Guarding the Economic Frontiers of the Nation

01:21:16

18 Year of Reconstruction: Lessons from the U.S. Experience in Afghanistan

26:42

Unmanned Aerial Systems and Disaster Response: A State-by-State Assessment

09:04

Why We Should be Taxing Veterans' Disability Payments

44:31

Citizens’ Portal: a Pivot of Good Governance in Pakistan

39:03

Harvey Teres. "How Beauty Can Save Us."

42:17

Natalie Koch, “The Geopolitics of Sport Beyond Soft Power”

45:48

Joshua Drew, “Conflict and Collaboration in Conservation: Lessons from New York and Fiji”

01:57:22

Immigration Debate

38:09

Jeb Beagles, “What are the Values of Humanitarian INGOs?”

01:02:22

Leonard Newman, “What is dehumanization? Implications for conflict and (hopefully) collaboration."

28:04

Tina Nabatchi. "Building the Oregon Atlas of Collaboration"

32:11

Terrorism, Refugees, and Trust in a Comparative Context

38:41

Social Norms and Violence Against Women in Morocco

01:30:54

Making Sense of Impeachment: A Panel Discussion

29:49

Louis Kriesberg, “Fighting Better in America”

40:03

Prof. Julia Carboni. “Beyond Average Effects”

27:48

Tingting Li. “Has Collaboration Been Hijacked?”

40:47

Women in Leadership: the African Context

57:54

Burkina Faso - Popular Uprisings: A call for change

40:44

Working with Traumatized Populations

01:27:15

We are Indivisible: A Blueprint for Democracy after Trump

36:17

Catherine Bertini. “Managing Conflict While Leading change"

33:09

Jok Madut Jok. “Conflict Mediation in Africa: Where are the Homegrown Initiatives?”

40:45

Panama: between Two Worlds

54:16

Computational Power: Automated Use of WhatsApp in Brazilian Elections

01:29:36

Marijuana Legalization: Beyond Yes or No - Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture on Health Policy 2019

03:46

Autonomous Systems Policy Institute Launches at Syracuse University

55:22

Waging Class Struggle with Plants: Intra-class difference and the meanings of greening labor.

01:45:46

Challenging Authoritarianism Part 3: Immigration and National Security

01:48:44

Challenging Authoritarianism Part 2: Authoritarianism Today

01:28:31

Challenging Authoritarianism Part 1: Revisiting Spring 1989

52:19

Evan and Kit Dobelle. "A Front Row Seat to Foreign Policy History at the Carter White House."

54:42

Gender-based violence in Haryana, India: Patterns and Responses

36:40

Rebecca Schewe. "Minority Stakeholder Engagement in Natural Resource Management."

01:30:55

Fifth Annual Paul Volcker Lecture in Behavior Economics: Deirdre McCloskey

32:31

Vincent Intondi. “Nuclear Weapons, Race, and Justice in the Trump Era.”

01:14:18

Shannon Gleeson. “Standing with Immigrant Workers.”

01:38

The Future of Public Policy Requires a Multidisciplinary Approach

03:03

The Maxwell Advantage in Public Administration

02:16

Going Directly to Graduate School from Undergraduate Study