Please join us for a lunchtime lecture. 12:30 presentation, lunch available at noon.
Presented by the Constitutional Studies Program, Tocqueville Program, and the Notre Dame International Security Center
Sarah Burns is an associate professor of political science at Rochester Institute of Technology. Her research examines the intersection of political liberalization and American constitutional development with an eye toward policy implications for democratization across the globe. She has written on war powers, American foreign policy, democratic peace theory, elections, and Montesquieu’s constitutionalism. Her recent book The Politics of War Powers examines the theoretical and historical development of war powers. She demonstrates how the constitutional system creates an invitation to struggle that the political branches increasingly ignore.
For more information, please contact: jsmith70@nd.edu | 574.631.5351
Originally published at constudies.nd.edu.