On April 27, 2018, the Department of Politics and Government of Illinois State University held the 26th annual Conference for Students of Political Science at the Bone Student Center.
26th annual Conference for Students of Political Science
Unit: Politics and Government
Ali Riaz interviewed by WMBD
Department of Politics and Government Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz was interviewed by WMBD on May 13 about the withdrawal of the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal.
Riaz publishes on Malaysian election
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has published a commentary on the recently held elections in Malaysia.
Professor Wang presents at British universities
T.Y. Wang, Ph.D., professor and chair of the Department of Politics and Government, delivered speeches at two universities in the United Kingdom May 3 to 4.
Riaz book excerpt in Daily Observer
An excerpt of Ali Riaz’s book Undying Issues: Critical Debates about Contemporary Challenges has been published in a leading Bangladeshi newspaper, the Daily Observer.
Rahman presents at Ireland India Institute conference
Department of Politics and Government graduate student, Mizanur Rahman, presented a paper titled “State, Politics of Violence and Human Security in Bangladesh” at the Ireland India Institute conference on South Asia.
Milita publishes on racial prejudice and voting behavior
Assistant Professor of Politics and Government Kerri Milita co-published a study in The Journal of Politics.
Riaz presents on Bangladeshi militants at International Studies Association
Ali Riaz presented a paper April 5 at the 59th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association held in San Francisco.
Politics and government students present at Research Symposium
This year’s annual ISU Research Symposium showcased ten posters presented by Department graduate and undergraduate students.
Kent honored with CAS Fisher Thesis Award
Jaimie Kent, who completed a graduate degree from the Department of Politics and Government during spring semester 2017, is the College of Arts and Sciences recipient of the James L. Fisher Outstanding Thesis award.
