TIGRE Net

Teaching and Learning Politics and Government in the Age of Complexity The proposed panel seeks to foster in-depth discussions about existing and emerging approaches to teaching and learning politics and government in the twenty-first century. We will examine existing pedagogical designs, tools, and methods considering recent shifting global political currents, the gro...

Please consider submitting your abstract to the panel[s] we're convening at the in Lisbon. We will focus on "Teaching and Learning Politics and Government in the Age of Complexity." Details here: https://wc2020.ipsa.org/wc/panel/teaching-and-learning-politics-and-government-age-complexity. Submit by Oct. 10!

Teaching and Learning Politics and Government in the Age of Complexity The proposed panel seeks to foster in-depth discussions about existing and emerging approaches to teaching and learning politics and government in the twenty-first century. We will examine existing pedagogical designs, tools, and methods considering recent shifting global political currents, the gro...

Thank you for Eastern Michigan University for organizing this year's meeting of the Michigan Political Science Association https://www.mipsanet.org/conference.
We had a TIGRE Net panel with new friends and colleagues as well as old ones. — with Thomas Greitens, David E. Rutledge, Sohee Jeon, Nancy Quarles and Kyla Stepp in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

We're pleased to welcome Ivo Hristov as a TIGRE Net visiting researcher at CMU. He is completing his Ph.D in Business and Management in the Department of Management and Law at the University of Rome-Tor Vergata. His main research fields include Performance Management and Management Accounting. He has teaching experience in Accounting and Managerial Accounting. We're providing a link to one of his recent articles:
http://file.scirp.org/pdf/JSS_2016112914560715.pdf.

Workshop in Detroit, October 2016

Thank you to Jose Ignacio Acevedo for sharing these files. I encourage everyone to review if you have some time to do so.