University of Tulsa Political Science

A highlight of the trip! Prof Yoshie Kawade (Tokyo University Law) wanted to hear why Montesquieu was the “China Haunted Philosopher.” Last year so did Prof Tongdong Bai, Fudan University, Philosophy, Shanghai.

Announcement
141st Comparative Law and Politics Forum　
Topic: Montesquieu: The China Haunted Philosopher of the European Enlightenment

Speaker: Michael Mosher (Professor of Political Science at the University of Tulsa)
Time and Date: 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday 3 June 2024
Venue: Room 203, 2F Faculty of Law Building No.3
Moderator: Professor Yoshie Kawade (University of Tokyo)
Co-sponsored with the Colloquium “Allegory of Liberty: the visual image in modern Western political thought” (KAKENHI Grant Number 21K01318)

In Sunday’s Tulsa World, Prof. Hockett offers some words of encouragement to TU’s incoming leaders.

Letter: Challenges that TU must face for its future "… a managerial style that compensates for the failings of the recent past will inspire a receptive group of stakeholders …," says TU professor Jeffrey Hockett.