East Asia FLAS fellow Noelle Roubinek, a graduate student in Korea Studies, with her classmates at Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea (Noelle is in red). View of the South Sea from

Associate Professor and Ellison Center Director Scott Radnitz has published a commentary with Marlene Laruelle of George Washington University in The National Interest asking the question: “Will Afghanistan Take Central

South Asia FLAS fellow Quinn Clark was awarded a Summer 2015 FLAS fellowship to study Urdu at the American Institute of Indian Studies in Lucknow, India.  He writes: “In Indian

Jackson School Associate Director Saadia Pekkanen‘s monthly post for Forbes explores how Japan has used the problem of orbital debris to develop new technologies that can also serve military purposes.

  Southeast Asia FLAS alumni Hunter Marston (MPA, Public Affairs, MA, Southeast Asia Studies, 2013), had an article published in The Diplomat, “What the Trans-Pacific Partnership Means for Southeast Asia.” FLAS

On the morning of June 30, Jackson School Director of the Center for Global Studies and Professor Sara Curran conducted a Task Force class – but this time it was

What makes the Jackson School Ph.D. Program unique and different from other international affairs, international relations, foreign affairs, and foreign policy programs?

What are the implications of the nuclear deal with Iran? Affiliate faculty and energy expert Scott L. Montgomery fact checks an ad opposing the deal for KING 5 news.  

Southeast Asia FLAS fellow Michelle Jaquish, a graduate student in the UW School of Social Work, sings ‘Biyahe Tayo’ with her Tagalog class at SEASSI (Michelle is the third from

Jackson School Associate Director Saadia Pekkanen pens Forbes article on how space trash can be used against the U.S. Click here for full article.  This publication was made possible in