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Registration is open for our next event on November 14 at The New School, a panel discussion entitled "Political Transitions Revisited," which looks at transitions away from democracy in various places around the world. Panelists include: Elzbieta Matynia (Eastern/Central Europe), Andrew Nathan (China), Joe Stork (Egypt), and Kian Tajbakhsh (Iran). Reserve your spot now: https://srtransitions.eventbrite.com

Watch now: A keynote address by Andrew McCabe, former Deputy Director of the FBI followed by an interview with investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner, Carl Bernstein.

Loyalty & Betrayal: Their Role in Political Life - Keynote by Andrew McCabe A keynote address by Andrew McCabe, former Deputy Director of the FBI followed by an interview with investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner, Carl ...

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Don't miss out on seeing Andrew McCabe deliver the keynote address and so many others, including Robert Kuttner and Masha Gessen, at our conference on Loyalty & Betrayal.

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Join us Oct 3-4 for the 39th Social Research conference, "Loyalty & Betrayal: Their Role in Political Life," as experts from a range of disciplines reflect upon the complicated nature of loyalty.

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“Total loyalty is possible only when fidelity is emptied of all concrete content, from which changes of mind might naturally arise.” (Hannah Arendt, 1951)

In recognition of The New School's centennial year & the deep complexities underlying the concepts of "Loyalty & Betrayal", Center for Public Scholarship's 39th Social Research conference, will be held during The New School’s “Festival of the New", Fall 2019.

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Loyalty & Betrayal | Oct. 3 - 4, 2019 | Center For Public Scholarship | The New School | New York 39th Social Research Conference October 3 - 4, 2019 “Total loyalty is possible only when fidelity is emptied of all concrete content, from which changes of min

Take a peek at a few journals from our International Quarterly that explore ideas about freedom of speech and press in all forms.

The New York Times announced that they are taking down its paywall for 3 days, allowing the public unlimited access to Times Journalism in honor of . What are your thoughts on this this momentary change?

"Growing up in the states, I never felt represented, because I could never flip through a magazine and see a girl who was wearing a hijab," Halima Aden said.

She spoke about living in a refugee camp in Kenya until the age of seven. She then moved to Minnesota, where she began making history at a young age as her town's first homecoming queen and continued to make waves by just being herself.

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Halima Aden makes history as first model to wear a hijab and burkini in Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue "Don't change yourself .. Change the GAME!! Ladies anything is possible!!!" Aden wrote on Instagram

A quick bit of information about the Center for Public Scholarship:

The Center for Public Scholarship aims to be the public face of The New School for Social Research & The New School, reaching the public in the New York community & well beyond. One of its strengths is its capacity to respond quickly to social & political problems as they arise.

A few of the multidimensional activities of the Center for Public Scholarship include:

- The flagship journal of The New School for Social Research, Social Research: An International Quarterly

- The Social Research conference series, launched in 1988 and dedicated to enhancing public understanding of critical and contested issues as a way of influencing public policy.

- The Journal Donation Project, a major library assistance program, launched in 1990, with the mission of creating scholarly journal archives in 35 countries that for political or economic reasons have been unable or unwilling to establish their own. (https://bit.ly/2DDTcmb)

Learn more about The Center for Public Scholarship at The New School: https://www.centerforpublicscholarship.org/about-us