25:24

Dave Karpf, George Washington University

01:08:17

Russia’s Military Resurgence: Ukraine, Syria, & Beyond, with Alexander Golts

01:30:29

European Governance in the Face of the Migration Crisis by Klaus F. Zimmermann

01:55:51

Revitalizing Syracuse: Community Strategies to Create Wealth

01:06:06

Geography Colloquium: The 1970s: A Time of Intellectual Ferment, Dr. James S. Duncan

59:30

Graduate Student Panel Discussion. "Isolate or Engage: A Battle of Two Conflicting Ideas"

01:01:10

Mark Nerenhausen, "Connecting the Arts to the Larger Social Agenda: Lessons on Collaboration"

01:07:06

Michael Park and Roy Gutterman, "Trump vs. Media: Who Wins in the End?"

57:29

Erik French, "The U.S. - Japan Alliance and Taiwan: Alliance Strategy and Conflict Prevention"

58:33

David Acheneaux, "Set to Fail? The Dynamics of Command and Control in Regional Nuclear Powers"

57:29

Peter Castro, “From Analyzing to Addressing Conflict: An Applied Anthropologist's Journey”

01:53:02

Labor Studies Working Group Symposium: “Labor in a Changing Climate: Climate Change and Labor”

31:08

The Energy Challenge in Africa: Driving Development

01:32:55

No Slippery Slopes: Same-Sex Couples, Monogamy and the Future of Marriage

01:27:05

Out of the Gate: Policy, Governance, and Citizenship in the Trump Administration

22:00

Books to Bars: The School-to-Prison Pipeline and its Effect on Today's Society (V2)

01:37

Amrou Kotb, MA International Relations/MPA 2014, The Maxwell School of Syracuse University

01:23:07

John "Mac" Stipanovich: Donald Trump and the Future of the Republican Party: A View from #NeverTrump

01:03:41

Labor Symposium, “Organizing for Dignity: The Campesino Movement”

01:26:51

Bruce Dayton, “Social Psychological Traditions: Framing”

01:01:11

James Steinberg, “U.S.-China Relations in the 21st Century”

01:31:22

John Burdick, “Social Change through Political Process Theory and Collective Action”

01:05:28

Michael Meath, "Pushing the Envelope: How Transparent Should Organizations Be?"

01:00:22

Michael Barkun, "The FBI and American Muslims after September 11"

59:44

Corri Zoli, "Armed Conflict and Compliance in Muslim States 1947-2014"

59:08

Mathew Huber, "Hidden Abodes: Politicizing Industrial Ecologies in the Anthropocene"

52:37

Michael Beckstrand, "Whose Universality? Conflicting Rights Claims..."

01:06:38

Arthur Jensen, "The Cosmopolis 2045 Project: Imagining an Intentional Future"

00:53

Julio Amador, MA International Relations 2013

02:01

Darejani “Darina” Makozashvili, MA International Relations 2013

01:43

Jana Morgan, MA International Relations 2008

01:45

Leonardo “Leo” Lemes, MA International Relations/ MA Economics 2008

50:26

Jenna Daggett, "Gastrodiplomacy, the Use of Food as a Tool to Unite Diverse Populations"

54:16

Kirk Emerson, "Collaborative Governance: Multiple Leaders, Multiple Accountabilities"

59:52

Olive Sephuma, "Overcoming Barriers to Reintegration"

01:02:43

Aaron Mwewa. "Ethnic Election Voting Patterns in Africa: A Case Study of Zambia"

59:21

Timothy Noble Jennings-Bey and Arnett Haygood-El, “Structural Violence in Syracuse”

01:01:06

Louis Kriesberg, “Building an Infrastructure for Peace”

44:44

Kendall Phillips, “Horrific Cinema & Construction of American National Identity”

01:57:21

Labor Studies Working Group Symposium, "Workers’ Rights Are Human Rights?..."

07:19

Hear Firsthand: How Maxwell's MA in International Relations Prepares Graduates for Career Success

33:22

Truck Art of Pakistan and South Asia

01:12:56

Transnational Education: The role of NGOs in teaching abroad

03:08

Maxwell in DC

33:13

Philip P. Arnold, "Skä·noñh—Great Law of Peace Center: Decolonizing Sacred Space"

25:31

Don Mitchell, “Revolting New York; How Riots, Uprisings, Revolts, and Revolutions Shape a City”

41:39

Cecilia Green and Yan Liu, “Immigrant Chinese Entrepreneurs in the Eastern Caribbean”

21:04

Matthew Cleary, “Local Governance and Ethnic Conflict in Southern Mexico”

41:19

Azra Hromadzic, “Discourses of Civility in Postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina”

59:20

John McPeak, “Land Use Conflicts and Resolution Mechanisms in Southern Ethiopia”

23:03

Tula Goenka, “Creating Change from Within: Engaging SU Students in Social Justice Work”

55:24

Iván Ormachea Choque, “Mining, Conflict, and Dialogue in Peru”

53:24

Bushra Mutahar Al-Huthi and Mohammad Ali Al-Shami, “Security Providers during the Yemen Crisis”

30:01

Seth Jolly, “The Rise of European Nationalism in Europe”

51:30

Brexit, Left Antisemitism, and Trump: Some Common Threads

01:26:05

Election 2016: Who Won? Who Lost? And What it Means

51:43

Sharing of Good Practice in Performance Management: Case Study of Jamaica

37:28

Independent Art in Cuba: Challenge or Utopia?

01:28:50

State of Democracy Lecture: Aliya Saperstein, Stanford University

01:29:03

Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture