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CONTEMPORARY POLITICS AND HISTORICAL LEGACIESA CONFERENCE ON HISTORICAL INSTITUTIONALISM IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2013 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 1810 Liacouras Walk

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2013UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIAStiteler Hall, Silverstein Forum

POLITICS IN TIMEPeter A. Hall, Harvard UniversityKathleen Thelen, MITJames Conran, MITJames Mahoney, Northwestern UniversitySven Steinmo, European University Institute

DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPARATIVE POLITICSEdward Gibson, Northwestern UniversityLarkin Terrie, Northwestern UniversitySteven Levitsky, Harvard UniversityRachel Riedl, Northwestern UniversityTeri Caraway, University of Minnesota

PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN POLITICSDesmond King, Oxford UniversityRobert Mickey, University of MichiganDaniel Galvin, Northwestern UniversitySarah Staszak, City University of New YorkAlan Jacobs, University of British ColumbiaPaul Frymer, Princeton University

ISSUES IN EUROPEAN POLITICSDaniel Kelemen, Rutgers UniversitySheri Berman, Barnard CollegeJulia Lynch, University of PennsylvaniaRichard Deeg, Temple UniversityElliot Posner, Case Western Reserve

TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSStephen D. Krasner, Stanford UniversityEtel Solingen, University of California, IrvineWilfred Wan, University of California, IrvineHenry Farrell, George Washington UniversityMartha Finnemore, George WashingtonJudith Goldstein, Stanford UniversityRobort Gulotty, Stanford University

THE PAST’S FUTUREOrfeo Fioretos, Temple UniversityTulia Falleti, University of PennsylvaniaAdam Sheingate, Johns Hopkins University

Additional support provided by the Department of Political Science,

Center for International Business Education and Research, the Center

for the Humanities, and Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy

at Temple University; and by the Office of the Dean of the School of

Arts and Sciences, and the Office of the Vice Provost for Research at

the University of Pennsylvania.

Generously sponsored by the Dean’s Office of the College of Liberal Arts and the Facul-ty Senate at Temple University, and by the Browne Center for International Studies, and the Program for Latin American and Latino Studies at the University of Pennsylvania.

DEBATING THE PAST IN CONTEMPORARY POLITICSPeter A. Hall, Harvard UniversityDesmond King, University of OxfordSven Steinmo, European University InstituteMartha Finnemore, George Washington UniversityEdward Gibson, Northwestern UniversityJames Mahoney, Northwestern University

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For information or to RSVP before October 17, please contact hips@temple.edu