Georgetown University
Political Theory Speaker Series
The Georgetown Political Theory Speaker Series provides an informal forum for the presentation of work in progress.
Unless otherwise noted, the series takes place on Fridays, from 11:00am to 12:30 pm
We are meeting in person again in the Edward B. Bunn Intercultural Center (ICC) Room 450 [see map] with the option to call in via zoom.
Papers are distributed in advance via our mailing list. To receive the papers and zoom details, please sign up. The series is open to the public. It usually consists of an initial response by a graduate student discussant followed by a Q&A session.
The Georgetown Political Theory Speaker Series is sponsored by the Department of Government.
Spring 2024
Friday, February 9
11am-1pm
Car Barn Conference Room (Suite 110)
Amongst Friends and Enemies Alike: Judith Shklar in the 20th Century
Joshua Cherniss (Georgetown University)
Kristen R. Collins (George Mason University)
Shal Marriott (McGill University)
Shannon Stimson (Georgetown University) and Samuel Zeitlin (UCL)
Discussants: Andrew Sabl (University of Toronto) and Michelle A. Schwarze (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
This event is generously supported by the Tocqueville Forum for Political Understanding.
Friday, February 23
11am-12:30pm
ICC 450
Emma Saunders-Hastings
(Ohio State University)
Friday, March 22
11am-12:30pm
ICC 450
Rebecca Kingston
(University of Toronto)
The series is run by Shannon Stimson, Mark Fisher, and Stefan Eich. If you would like to be added to our mailing list or receive the zoom details, please write to Stefan Eich (se541@georgetown.edu). Papers and zoom login details will be distributed in advance via our mailing list.
The schedules for previous semesters can be found here.