Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has suggested four possible scenarios of governance under the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Riaz publishes scenarios of Afghan governance under the Taliban
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Riaz publishes on Taliban victory in Afghanistan
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has published a commentary on the Taliban victory in Afghanistan.
Tattooing finds you: Sociology and Anthropology Research Series, August 27
The series will kick off with Dr. David Lane of the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences exploring the complex social world of tattooing.
Schroeder Hall Commons grand opening, August 23
Thanks to some creative thinking within the College of Arts and Sciences, the students in the departments of History, Politics and Government, Criminal Justice, and Sociology and Anthropology have a new place to settle, study, relax, digest, and collaborate. Funds were secured from Academic Enhancement Fees to recreate and update a former underutilized computer lab.
Riaz comments on Afghanistan situation
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz was quoted in news report in WMBD Television on Afghanistan situation after the abrupt withdrawal of the United States. Riaz said that rampant corruption, lack of inclusivity, the serious disconnect between government and the people in Afghanistan has caused the dramatic collapse of the Afghan government.
McClure named chair of the ABA Standing Committee on Paralegals
Reginald Turner, the newly elected president of the American Bar Association, appointed Politics and Government Professor Thomas McClure the Chair of the ABA Standing Committee on Paralegals (Standing Committee) for a one-year term.
T.Y. Wang comments on U.S. policy toward the Taiwan issue
Dr. T.Y. Wang, university professor and chair of the Department of Politics and Government, published “Strategic Ambiguity or Strategic Clarity? US Policy towards the Taiwan Issue” in Taiwan Insight.
McClure leads ABA outreach forum
Professor Tom McClure, outgoing chair of the American Bar Association (ABA) Paralegal Approval Commission, served as the moderator and a presenter at an outreach forum hosted by the ABA in June.
McClure publishes law journal article analyzing tribal law cases
In May, the American Indian Law Journal, operated by the Seattle University School of Law, published an article co-authored by Professor Tom McClure and his son Bill, an attorney practicing in Tacoma, Washington.
Wang publishes on ‘COVID-19 and the Rally Effect in Taiwan’
Dr. T.Y. Wang, ISU University Professor and Chair of the Department of Politics and Government, has published a co-authored study in Asian Survey (v.61, no.3: 388-410). “COVID-19 and the Rally Effect in Taiwan” examines the rally phenomenon when the island country was confronted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
