About Author: Danielle Riou
Posts by Danielle Riou
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![“Towards a Genealogy of Crimes Against Humanity” Mark Antaki is an Assistant Professor at McGill University Faculty of Law and writes and teaches in Human Rights, Law, and political […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2006/04/8-Antaki20090123GBJuniorLawyers-200x110.jpg "Mark Antaki")
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Mark Antaki
Posted April 4, 2006“Towards a Genealogy of Crimes Against Humanity” Mark Antaki is an Assistant Professor at McGill University Faculty of Law and writes and teaches in Human Rights, Law, and political […] -
![The panel discussion featured: Augustine Hungwe, Professor of Political Science at the University of Zimbabwe and McGill Fellow in International Studies at Trinity College. Geoffrey Nyarota, Zimbabwean journalist and Visiting […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2013/08/flame-de-ingrid-sinclair-200x110.jpg "Ingrid Sinclair’s “Flame”")
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Ingrid Sinclair’s “Flame”
Posted March 21, 2006The panel discussion featured: Augustine Hungwe, Professor of Political Science at the University of Zimbabwe and McGill Fellow in International Studies at Trinity College. Geoffrey Nyarota, Zimbabwean journalist and Visiting […] -
![“History and Future of Politics in Zimbabwe” The panel discussion featured: Augustine Hungwe, Professor of Political Science at the University of Zimbabwe and McGill Fellow in International Studies at […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2006/03/zimbabwe-200x110.gif "History and Future of Politics in Zimbabwe")
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History and Future of Politics in Zimbabwe
Posted March 21, 2006“History and Future of Politics in Zimbabwe” The panel discussion featured: Augustine Hungwe, Professor of Political Science at the University of Zimbabwe and McGill Fellow in International Studies at […] -
![“Constitutional Thought and the Problem of History and the Social: The case of India” Uday Singh Mehta, Distinguished Professor of Political Science at the Graduate Center, CUNY, is […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2006/03/Mehta-Uday-200x110.jpg "Uday Singh Mehta")
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Uday Singh Mehta
Posted March 14, 2006“Constitutional Thought and the Problem of History and the Social: The case of India” Uday Singh Mehta, Distinguished Professor of Political Science at the Graduate Center, CUNY, is […] -
![“Shaping Technologies that Affect Our Lives – An Emerging Human Right?” Langdon Winner is the Thomas Phelan professor of political science in the Department of Science and Technology […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2006/10/Langdon-Winner-200x110.png "Langdon Winner")
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Langdon Winner
Posted December 15, 2005“Shaping Technologies that Affect Our Lives – An Emerging Human Right?” Langdon Winner is the Thomas Phelan professor of political science in the Department of Science and Technology […] -
![“Aristotle on Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law” Professor of Political Science at the University of South Carolina. B.A., B.C.L., LL.B., Ph.D. Jill writes and teaches in legal and political […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2005/12/frank-144x110.jpg "Jill Frank")
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Jill Frank
Posted December 6, 2005“Aristotle on Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law” Professor of Political Science at the University of South Carolina. B.A., B.C.L., LL.B., Ph.D. Jill writes and teaches in legal and political […] -
![“How Do Civic Associations in China Respond to the Internet: Findings from a Survey.” Guobin Yang has published extensively on Chinese civil society in the information age, environmental […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2005/11/yang-180x110.jpg "Guobin Yang")
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Guobin Yang
Posted November 21, 2005“How Do Civic Associations in China Respond to the Internet: Findings from a Survey.” Guobin Yang has published extensively on Chinese civil society in the information age, environmental […] -
![Dahr Jamail is a journalist who was one of the few embedded journalists to report extensively from Iraq during the 2003 Iraq invasion. He spent eight months in Iraq, […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2008/03/dahr-jamail_200-200x110.jpg "Dahr Jamail")
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Dahr Jamail
Posted November 17, 2005Dahr Jamail is a journalist who was one of the few embedded journalists to report extensively from Iraq during the 2003 Iraq invasion. He spent eight months in Iraq, […] -
![“Infrastructure is a Political Act: Obligation, Place, and the Borders of the Polis” Michael Menser is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Brooklyn College, the Associate Director of […]](https://hrp.bard.edu/files/2005/11/normal_Sustainability-Meeting_8-200x110.gif "Michael Menser")
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Michael Menser
Posted November 15, 2005“Infrastructure is a Political Act: Obligation, Place, and the Borders of the Polis” Michael Menser is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Brooklyn College, the Associate Director of […]