State-Building by Other Means: Selective Enforcement and the Capital of Impunity
Friday, October 30, noon–1pm · Encina Commons
Most work on corruption assumes it is an exception: rules exist, most people follow them, some do not. From that assumption follow the standard instruments — measure how much corruption there is, design reforms to reduce the number of violations.…
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More happening in Palo Alto
Other events around this date, from the weekly Palo Alto events roundup. Details can change, so check with each organizer before you go.
- Serena Connolly (Rutgers University–New Brunswick) “Hadrian the Intellectual, Revisited”Friday, October 30, noon–1pm
- The Gatekeepers: Hamburg, Germany and the Making of the Modern WorldFriday, October 30, noon–2pm
- Public Tour | Auguste RodinFriday, October 30, 11:30am–12:30pm · Cantor Arts Center
- Tangling the Digital: Weaving, Printmaking, ComputingFriday, October 30, 1pm–5pm · McMurtry Building, Coulter Art Gallery
- A Vision of Paris: The Roxane Debuisson Collection at StanfordFriday, October 30, 10am–6pm · Green Library, Bing Wing
- Gallery Conversations | JANE!Friday, October 30, 2pm–3pm · Cantor Arts Center
- ESE Town Hall: The Role of AI in Teaching and ResearchFriday, October 30, 2:30pm–4pm · Mitchell Earth Sciences, Hartley Conference Center
- Carpentries: Introduction to RFriday, October 30, 9am–noon · Green Library