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Category Archives: Richards
Richards to speak at Emory
Prof. David L. Richards will speak at the political science department at Emory University on Thursday, October 6, 2011. His talk is titled “The Stealth Pandemic: Municipal Legal Guarantees and Violence Against Women.”
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CIRI Human Rights project in full-swing
Corinne Tagliarina, CIRI Human Rights Data Project research associate and POLS graduate student, is pictured below working with UConn undergraduates Carly Calabrese and Erin Franklin on rating 195 countries’ level of respect for their citizens’ right to foreign movement. The … Continue reading
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Faculty Profile: Prof. Richards
CLAS has posted a Q&A with David Richards, associate professor of political science with a joint appointment to the Human Rights Institute.
Posted in Faculty, International Relations, Richards
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