Season 10 Session 4: 17 Apr. 2024

Fiona Bare (Princeton) and Jeff Colgan (Brown, presenter), “Has the Paris Climate Agreement Changed Corporate Behavior?”

Season 10 Session 3: 20 Mar. 2024

Carolina Moehlecke (Fundação Getulio Vargas, presenter), Matias Spektor (FGV) and Guilherme Fasolin (Vanderbilt), “Drivers of Negative Perceptions of Chinese FDI: Experimental Evidence from Brazil”

Season 10 Session 2: 21 Feb. 2024

Danielle Gilbert (Northwestern) and Lauren Prather (UCSD), “No Man Left Behind? Hostage Deservingness and the Politics of Hostage Recovery”

Season 10 Session 1: 17 Jan. 2024

Tuuli-Anna Huikuri (Zurich) and Sujeong Shim (NYU Abu Dhabi), “Never Let Me Go: Exit Clauses in International Agreements”

Season 9 Session 4: 6 Dec. 2023

Allison Carnegie (Columbia, presenter) and Ricky Clark (Cornell), “Perils of Populism: How Populists Warp Global Governance”

Season 9 Session 3: 15 Nov. 2023

Chloe Ahn (UPenn) and Nina Obermeier (King’s College London, presenter), “Cryptocurrency and the State: Evidence from South Korea”

Season 9 Session 2: 11 Oct. 2023

Bobby Gulotty (Chicago) and Anton Strezhnev (Chicago), “The Political Benefits of the Monoculture: Estimating Political Manipulation in the Market Facilitation Program”

Season 9 Session 1: 20 Sept. 2023

Haillie Lee (Seoul National University) and Erik Voeten (Georgetown, presenter), “Transboundary Air Pollution and Hazy Accountability: Evidence from South Korea and China”

Season 8 Session 3: 12 July 2023

Siyao Li (Pittsburgh), Aditi Sahasrabuddhe (Brown, presenter), Scott Wingo (CACR), “The Limits Of Economic Statecraft: RMB Internationalization And The External Security Environment”

Season 8 Session 2: 14 June 2023

Sung Eun Kim (Korea), Rebecca Perlman (Princeton, presenter) and Grace Zeng (Princeton), “The Politics of Rejection: Explaining Chinese Import Refusals”

Season 8 Session 1: 17 May 2023

Minju Kim (Syracuse, presenter) and Shu Fu (Chicago), “Bringing Home the Bacon: Politician Ambassadors and Home State Trade”

Season 7 Session 4: 19 Apr 2023

Boram Lee (LSE), “Baptists and Bootleggers in Trade Politics: How Treaty Recognition Makes Side Agreements Credible”

Season 7 Session 3: 22 Mar 2023

Ed Mansfield (Penn, presenter) and Omer Solodoch (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), “Pandemic Protectionism: COVID-19 and the Rise of Public Opposition to Trade”

Season 7 Session 2: 15 Feb 2023

Kate McNamara (Georgetown), “The Politics of the New European Industrial Policy: How a Post-Neoliberal Shift Is Transforming the European Union”

Season 7 Session 1: 25 Jan 2023

Patrick Bayer (Strathclyde, presenter) and Federica Genovese (Essex), “Climate Policy Costs, Regional Identity and Backlash against International Cooperation”

Season 6 Session 4: 30 Nov 2022

Chase Foster (TUM) and Jeffry Frieden (Harvard), “Compensation, Austerity, and Populism: Social Spending and Voting in 17 Western European Countries”

Season 6 Session 3: 16 Nov 2022

Simone Cremaschi (Bocconi), Paula Rettl (Bocconi), Marco Cappelluti (UCL), and Catherine E. De Vries (Bocconi, presenter), “Geographies of Discontent: How Public Service Deprivation Increased Far-Right Support in Italy”

Season 6 Session 2: 26 Oct 2022

David Gill (Nottingham), “The Default Taboo: Repayment Norms during the Great Depression”

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Season 6 Session 1: 28 Sept 2022

Julian Michel (UCLA), Michael K. Miller (GWU), Margaret E. Peters (UCLA), “Get Out: How Autocratic Regimes Select Who Emigrates”

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Season 1–5 recordings can be found here.