ISERP Events
2012 Election Series Launches Feb. 9: Predictions and Elections
The 2012 ISERP Election Series launches with the panel "Predictions and Elections: What's Next?," featuring professors Robert Erikson, Andrew Gelman and Robert Shapiro.
Feb 07, 2012
Lecture by 'Inside This Place, Not of It' authors Ayelet Waldman, Robin Levi; OHMA Open House
Ayelet Waldman and Robin Levi
Feb 09, 2012
QMSS Seminar: How Sports Analytics are Changing the Game
Vince Gennaro, Columbia University
Feb 13, 2012
Sengal's Elections
Bachir Souleymane Diagne, Etienne Smith, Alfred Stepan, and Alioune Badara Diop (a political scientist from Senegal). Moderated by Mamadou Diou
Feb 14, 2012
Reinventing citizenship and political leadership. The role of civil society and social movements in consolidating democracy in Senegal
Various Speakers
Feb 14, 2012
Glenn Bowman on Religion and Mobility
Glenn Bowman, Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Kent
Feb 15, 2012
Indigenous Spaces: Pushing the Boundaries of History, Bodies, Geographies, and Politics
Various Speakers
Feb 15, 2012
Open House for ISERP's High School Internship Program
High School Internship Program Staff
Feb 17, 2012
IRB Information Session for ISERP Affiliates, Students
Joyce Plaza, Columbia Institutional Review Board
Feb 23, 2012
Muslims’ Support for Democracy in Post-Communist Albania: The Role of Sources, Threats and Ideas
Arolda Elbassani, CDTR Visiting Researcher
Mar 08, 2012
Employers Gone Rogue: Violations of Employment and Labor Laws in America's Biggest Cities, and Some Musings on Informality
Annette Bernhardt
Mar 21, 2012
Elections and Grassroots Movements
Professors Todd Gitlin (Journalism) and Dorian Warren (Political Science)
Mar 22, 2012
Gender, Parenthood, and Wage Inequalities in Cross-National Perspective: Do Work-Family Policies and Cultural Context Matter?
Michelle Budig
Mar 26, 2012
The Eye of the Beholder: How Ethnic and Racial Minorities View the American Political Landscape
Marisa Abrajano (UCSD)
Mar 29, 2012
The Wage Penalty for Motherhood in the US: Higher for the More or Less Privileged? Coathered with Jonathan Bearak
Paula England
Apr 05, 2012
The Transition to Adulthood among Palestinians Living in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank
Dennis Hogan
Apr 10, 2012
Generalized network scale-up method for estimating the sizes of hard-to-count groups: Evidence from Brazil and Rwanda
Matthew J. Salganik (Princeton University)
Apr 12, 2012
Understanding the old-new politics of inequality: class, status and generation in the Israeli social protests
Michael Shalev
Apr 18, 2012
2008 vs. 2012: Assessing President Obama
Professors Ira Katznelson and Fredrick Harris (More TBA)
ISERP Global Centers Seed Grants
ISERP Global Centers Seed Grant Program supports interdisciplinary research and strengthens research infrastructure of Columbia Global Centers. Applications are due March 15, 2012. Average award size is $30,000.
Book Release: After the Fall
Within weeks of 9/11 the Columbia Center for Oral History and ISERP deployed interviewers to begin collecting the accounts of hundreds of New Yorkers. After the Fall (September 2011) contains a selection of these raw and poignant testimonies.
MA Programs Open Houses
A series of Open Houses will be held beginning January 30 for two ISERP-affiliated graduate programs, Oral History Master of Arts and Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences. We encourage all prospective students to attend.




