Events

G. Elliott Morris is a staff data journalist and US correspondent for The Economist. He writes about American politics, public opinion polling, demographics, and elections. Michael Colaresi is the William S. Dietrich II Chair of Political Science and the research and academic director of Pitt Cyber, as well as the director of the Pitt Disinformation Lab.

Felix Chang and Erin McCabe discuss developing new tools for antitrust research through topic modeling and investigating the redistributive potential of legal rules in trusts and estates.

Valerie Racine discuses the role of Blockchain in the ethics of research on human subjects.

As an early architect of the bridge-building and strengthening democracy ecosystem in the U.S., Sharif Azami will share insights on what lies ahead as we work to build a just, multicultural, multi-racial democracy

As an early architect of the bridge-building and strengthening democracy ecosystem in the U.S., Sharif Azami will share insights on what lies ahead as we work to build a just, multicultural, multi-racial democracy. His talk will highlight how toxic polarization and extremism are not just undermining key democratic institutions and norms here at home but also threaten global […]

Megan Stevenson is an economist, criminal justice scholar, associate law professor, and professor of Economics at the University of Virginia.

Featuring Wisdom of Crowds podcast hosts Damir Marusic and Shadi Hamid, to discuss Hamid's new book "The Problem of Democracy: America, the Middle East, and the Rise and Fall of an Idea" with CGM Director Jennifer Murtazashvili