Trump vs. the Courts: Lessons from Abroad
CES Graduate Student Affiliate Andrew O’Donohue joined FP Live to share his global research.
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Let the Western Balkans In – or Lose Them
CES Program Manager Albana Shehaj on integrating the Western Balkans in the EU.
We’re Harvard Professors Suing the Trump Administration – Here’s Why
CES Resident Faculty Maya Jasanoff on defending the values of freedom of expression and due process at the heart of U.S. constitutional democracy.
Hair-splitting
CES Resident Faculty Peter E. Gordon on the complexities of translating Karl Marx’s Capital.
Brandmauer unter Druck
Die Studie von Daniel Ziblatt, Wolfgang Schroeder und Florian Bochert erfasst erstmals systematisch für alle deutschen Landkreise und kreisfreien Städte die Anzahl und die Formen der Kooperationen zwischen AfD und etablierten Parteien. Dazu haben die Forscher 11.053 Sitzungen von Kreistagen und Stadträten zwischen Mitte 2019 und Mitte 2024 analysiert. Berücksichtigt haben sie ausschließlich direkte Kooperationen mit der AfD, das heißt Fälle, in denen andere Parteien Anträgen der AfD zugestimmt haben.
Die Brandmauer steht nur zu 81 Prozent
CES Director Daniel Ziblatt and former CES Undergraduate Affiliate Florian Bochert's recent paper Brandmauer - Still Alive! is featured in Spiegel Politik.
Faculty Searches in Limbo As Freeze Interrupts Hiring Processes Across Harvard
CES Resident Faculty Derek J. Penslar and Alison Frank Johnson discuss Harvard's hiring freeze.
CES Affiliate Volha Charnysh Awarded Fellowship at MIT
As an MIT Faculty Fellow, Charnysh will focus on her research, build community, and pursue mentorship opportunities.
How to Prevent Trump From Defying the Courts
CES Graduate Student Affiliate Andrew O'Donohue analyzes three possible paths that enable the judiciary to stop an executive power grab.
Anti-Muslim Bias Crosses Political Spectrum
In Western democracies, the political left and the right don’t have much in common. What they do share, according to a new study led by an international consortium, is a disturbing stereotype ...
