About Us
The Princeton Project on Reimagining World Order is a three-year PIIRS-funded international research community that seeks to foster debate and collaboration among a diverse range of scholars over the character and future of global order. Our goal is to enliven scholarly and public thinking about possible “future world orders” by exploring the history, politics, and theory of international order.
Podcast
The project produces a monthly podcast, which engages leading scholars of world order from around the world to discuss their intellectual journeys, theoretical contributions, and takes on our present discontents.
Conferences, Seminars, and Workshops
The Community hosts a reading group, research workshops, colloquium for invited speakers, annual conferences on big topics and themes associated with the study of world order as well as auxiliary research workshops. Follow the links below to learn more about our programming.
Recent News
The Fall 2022 newsletter of the Reimagining World Order research community is now available. We encourage you to peruse the newsletter here and acquaint yourself with our…
Join us for an exciting conversation with Joshua Cherniss, a political theorist whose research centers on the history of political thought in the twentieth century, political ethics, and liberalism.
We sat down for an exciting interview with Christian Reus-Smit, a professor at Australian National University and a leading scholar of International Relations.