September 2018 When Democracy Breaks Meeting

Tobin Convenes Scholars for Meeting on When Democracy Breaks

On September 6th, the Tobin Project convened ten political scientists, historians, and international relations scholars for the inaugural meeting of our research inquiry on When Democracy Breaks.

2018 Early Nuclear Era meeting

Scholars Share Papers on Threat Assessment from the Early Nuclear Era

On August 28th and 29th, the Tobin Project’s National Security initiative held a meeting as part of our continuing work on Reassessing Threat Assessment from the early nuclear era.

2018 Antimonopoly meeting

Tobin Holds Meeting on the Antimonopoly Tradition and American Democracy

On July 18th, the Tobin Project convened eleven historians, economists, and legal scholars for a meeting at the University of Michigan Law School on the role of the antimonopoly tradition in American democracy.

2018 HAD GSW

Tobin Hosts Graduate Student Workshop on the History of American Democracy

On May 31st and June 1st, the Tobin Project held a Graduate Student Workshop on the History of American Democracy. Nine graduate students from a range of disciplines and institutions joined Tobin staff and alumni of previous workshops to share their research projects.

May 2018 HAD Meeting

Tobin Initiates Working Group on the History of American Democracy

On May 7th, the Tobin Project convened sixteen historians, economists, and legal scholars for the inaugural meeting of a working group on the history of American democracy.

2018 RTA Graduate Student Workshop

Tobin Convenes Graduate Student Workshop on Reassessing Threat Assessment

On April 26th and 27th, the Tobin Project held a Graduate Student Workshop on Reassessing Threat Assessment that convened nine graduate students from a range of disciplines and institutions.

2017 Tobin Project Update Available

The 2017 Update covers developments throughout our research areas in the past year, featuring the History of American Democracy conference, research on Reassessing Threat Assessment, a Prize on Inequality and Decision Making, and recent events as part of our Government and Markets initiative.

Announcing the 2018 Tobin Project Prize for Inequality and Decision Making

The Tobin Project is currently seeking submissions to its 2018 Prize on Inequality and Decision Making. The $20,000 Prize will be awarded to a junior scholar (or scholars) for insightful and novel research on the topic of inequality and decision making.

The Tobin Project Holds Panel Discussions on Corporations and American Democracy

On November 15th and 16th, the Tobin Project held events in Baltimore and Washington, D.C. to share and discuss key takeaways from our edited volume Corporations and American Democracy.

Tobin Hosts Workshop on Reassessing Threat Assessment in the Early Nuclear Era

On October 20th and 21st, the Tobin Project’s National Security initiative held a workshop on Reassessing Threat Assessment from the early nuclear era. Tobin’s work on Reassessing Threat Assessment seeks to build understanding of the practices and processes that yield accurate and reliable assessments of national security risks.

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