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SUMMARY:School of Public Policy Speaker Series: “Democracy by Petition: Popular
Politics in Transformation, 1790–1870”
DESCRIPTION:\nDaniel Carpenter\, Allie S. Freed Professor of Government
and Faculty Director of the Social Sciences at the Harvard Radcliffe Ins
titute\, will present \;&ldquo\;Democracy by Petition: Popular Polit
ics in Transformation\, 1790&ndash\;1870&rdquo\; \;as part of the&nb
sp\;School of Public Policy&rsquo\;s \;Spring Speaker Series.\n\nPro
fessor Carpenter&rsquo\;s research interests include American politics a
nd the development of political institutions\, particularly in the Unite
d States. He also focuses on the political economy of public bureaucraci
es and government regulation\, particularly the regulation of health and
financial products.\n\nCarpenter recently launched a long-term project
on petitioning in North American political development\, examining compa
risons \;and connections to petitioning histories in Europe \;an
d elsewhere. Together with colleagues at Harvard\, \;Radcliffe and t
he Massachusetts Archives\, he \;launched the \;Digital Archive
of Massachusetts \;Antislavery and Anti-Segregation Petitions \;
in 2015.\n\nProfessor Carpenter&rsquo\;s research on petitioning \;a
ppears in his book \;Democracy by Petition: Popular \;Politics i
n Transformation\, 1790-1870 \;(Harvard University Press\, 2021).\n\
nhttps://publicpolicy.psu.edu/sppspeaker\n\nFor more details: https://ev
ents.la.psu.edu/event/school_of_public_policy_speaker_series_democracy_b
y_petition_popular_politics_in_transformation_17901870/
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Carpenter, Allie S. Freed Professor of Government and Faculty Direc
tor of the Social Sciences at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute, will pres
ent “Democracy by Petition: Popular Politics in Transforma
tion, 1790–1870” as part of the School of Publ
ic Policy’s Spring Speaker Series.
Professor Carpenter&
rsquo;s research interests include American politics and the development
of political institutions, particularly in the United States. He also f
ocuses on the political economy of public bureaucracies and government r
egulation, particularly the regulation of health and financial products.
Carpenter recently launched a long-term project on petitioning in
North American political development, examining comparisons and co
nnections to petitioning histories in Europe and elsewhere. Togethe
r with colleagues at Harvard, Radcliffe and the Massachusetts Archi
ves, he launched the Digital A
rchive of Massachusetts Antisla
very and Anti-Segregation Petitions in 2015.
Professor Ca
rpenter’s research on petitioning appears in his book Democracy by Petition: Popular Politics in Transformation, 1790-1870 (Ha
rvard University Press, 2021).
https://publicpolicy.psu.edu/sppspeaker
For mor
e details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/school_of_public_policy_s
peaker_series_democracy_by_petition_popular_politics_in_transformation_1
7901870/
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