Coffee & Politics: The French election

Join the Foley Institute for our last event of the semester:

Tuesday, April 25 | noon | Foley Speaker’s Room | 308 Bryan Hall

Coffee & Politics: French Presidential Election 2017 with Amy Mazur, WSU School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs, and Steven Kale, WSU Department of History.

The first round of the French Presidential election will take place on Sunday, April 23.

Join our experts for a discussion about the election in broader historical context, and for an analysis of the electoral system, and implications of the election itself.

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