MaryAnne Borrelli on historic gains for women in political leadership
A wave of historic election victories is reshaping women’s representation in political leadership, including the election of the nation’s first Black woman governor and first Native American woman governor, along with women breaking barriers in several state executive offices and the U.S. Senate.
MaryAnne Borrelli, Susan Eckert Lynch ’62 Professor of Government and International Relations, can discuss gender and U.S. politics, political representation, Congress, the presidency and the significance of women gaining executive power.
Mara Suttmann-Lea on voter participation and shifting electoral coalitions
New analysis of the midterm elections is drawing attention to changes in voter support and campaign mobilization.
Mara Suttmann-Lea, associate professor of government, can discuss political participation, voting reforms, election administration and how campaigns respond to changing voter behavior.
Eric Fleury on the Iran war and the new balance of power in Washington
Following Democratic victories in Congress, questions are growing about the future of U.S. military operations in Iran and congressional oversight of foreign policy.
Eric Fleury, associate professor of government and international relations, can discuss U.S. foreign policy, national security, diplomacy and the challenges of managing international conflicts.
Purba Mukerji on international financial uncertainty
Volatility in global financial markets is raising questions about inflation, international trade and the economic consequences of geopolitical tensions.
Purba Mukerji, professor of economics, can discuss international finance, trade and how changes in global economic conditions affect developing economies.
Mónika López Anuarbe on Medicaid eligibility and access to health care
A federal court ruling involving Medicaid eligibility is renewing questions about access to health insurance for people with chronic medical conditions.
Mónika López-Anuarbe, professor of economics, can discuss health economics, health equity, access to care and the financial challenges facing vulnerable populations.
