April 28, 2016
What do Turkey’s Israel policy, a Sufi-Jewish poet, maps of Seattle childhood spaces, and international asylum seekers have in common? All are topics that will be presented by Jackson School graduate
April 28, 2016
Tracey S. Chaplin, a Ph.D. student at the University of Washington Jackson School of International Studies and UW Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Future of Ice Initiative Sarah Myhre discuss sea
April 25, 2016
Ph.D. candidate Dustin Welch has won an Inter-American Foundation Grassroots Development Field Research Fellowship that will allow him to spend 10 months in Peru in 2016-2017 researching NGO-led energy projects.
April 25, 2016
The Brazilian government is currently discussing a new proposal by telecommunications providers like Comcast and AT&T about whether to set limits or “caps” on access and data usage or charge
April 7, 2016
The Canadian Studies Center has published a first-person post by FLAS fellow Beth St. Clair, who writes about her experience studying comparative U.S.-Canada tax policy and cannabis law. Foreign Language
April 7, 2016
China’s space industry has launched a new round of commercialization as a combined result of two national strategies—the streamlining of the defense industry and the “Going-Global” of domestic manufacturers. The
April 7, 2016
Although Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised hopes for improved ties with a surprise visit to Lahore in December, the risk of more bloodshed between India and Pakistan remains frighteningly high,
April 7, 2016
Two book reviews by alumna Nabeeha Chaudhary (M.A. South Asia, 2015) have been published in The Missing Slate Journal. Chaudhary writes in her article “The Everyday and the Absurd” about
April 4, 2016
Alumna Hannah Haegeland published a piece on India’s Nuclear Dangers in Foreign Policy magazine. The upcoming Nuclear Security Summit provides a critical opportunity for high-level political engagement with the pressing issues of nuclear safety and security.
April 4, 2016
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member countries have emerged among the world’s leading economies. The member states—Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam—have