Conference: 2008 Spring Fellowship Conference
The GAGE Program will be hosting our annual Fellowship Conference in American Politics, Foreign Policy and World Politics at the Miller Center of Public Affairs on Thursday and Friday, May 8-9.
The Fellowship Conference will showcase the best work in politics understood from an historical perspective. Eight Miller Center
Fellows along with their "dream" mentors will participate in four plenary sessions: Foreign Policy History, Business and Social Policy, The Power of States in a Federal System, and Race, Ideology and Justice.
The conference will also feature a manuscript review of Harvard Professor of History Daniel Carpenter's forthcoming book on the pharmaceutical regulation at the FDA. Three additional panelists will provide critique of the work: Paul Quirk, a distinguished Political Scientist at the University of British Columbia, Harry Marks a leading expert in the History of Medicine at The Johns Hopkins University, and Dr. Robert Temple, the Director of Drug Policy at the FDA.
This conference is open to the entire public. Download full biographies (PDF) of the participants and a full schedule (PDF) of events.
May 08, 2008
Mike Morgan, Tony Judt, Prof. Paul Stephan, III, Robert Rakove, Robert McMahon, Marc Selverstone
May 08, 2008
Nicole Kazee, Lawrence Brown, Dominique Tobbell, Dan Carpenter, Bernie Carlson
Business and Social Policy Panel - 11:00 AM-12:30 PM
Nicole Kazee, Yale University
"Wal-Mart Welfare: Business, Workers, and the Politics of Health Policy in Maryland and South Carolina"
Mentor: Lawrence Brown, Columbia University
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Dominique Tobbell, University of Pennsylvania
"Allied Against Reform: Pharmaceutical Industry-Academic Physician Relations in the United States, 1945-1970"
Mentor: Dan Carpenter, Harvard University
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Moderated by: Bernie Carlson, University of Virginia
May 08, 2008
Jesse Rhodes, Cathie Martin, Saladin Ambar, Sidney Milkis, Vesla Weaver
The Power of States in a Federal System Panel - 1:30-3:00 PM
Jesse Rhodes, University of Virginia
"Fragmentation and Centralization: State Education Reform Projects and the Origins of No Child Left Behind"
Mentor: Cathie Jo Martin, Boston University
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Saladin Ambar, Rutgers University
"An 'Unconstitutional Governor': Woodrow Wilson and the People's Executive, 1885-1913"
Mentor: Sidney Milkis, University of Virginia
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Moderated by: Vesla Weaver, University of Virginia
May 09, 2008
Dan Carpenter, Paul Quirk, Harry Marks, Robert Temple, Eric Patashnik
Manuscript Review - Reputation and Power: Organizational Image and Pharmaceutical Regulation at the FDA - 9:15-11:45 AM
Author: Dan Carpenter, Harvard University
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Commentators:
Paul Quirk, University of British Columbia
Harry Marks, The Johns Hopkins University
Robert Temple, Director of Medical Policy, FDA
Moderator:
Eric Patashnik, University of Virginia
May 09, 2008
Christopher Lebron, Kwame Appiah, Lawrie Balfour, Jefferson Decker, Daniel Ernst, Risa Goluboff