James Lin, assistant professor of international studies and a Taiwan historian, is quoted on recent congressional delegation visits to Taiwan in a Sept. 6 article titled, “As Taiwan Tensions Build,

María Elena García, interim chair of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, has been awarded the 2022 Flora Tristán Prize for Best Book on Peru, a recognition given annually by the

María Elena García, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Interim Chair at the Jackson School, is the cover story and interviewed in a piece titled “What’s Behind Peru’s Recent ‘Gastronomic Revolution’?

Daniel Bessner, Joff Hanauer Honors Associate Professor in Western Civilization in the Jackson School, is a featured guest in an Aug. 30 podcast episode “Should America Stop Trying to Rule the

Mary Callahan is quoted in an Aug. 19 article titled, “Desperate junta recruitment drive leaves delta villagers fearful – and in debt,” providing historical context and insights into forced military

In this Q&A, we speak with Julie Wagoner, a rising senior majoring in international studies and French who was recently selected as the 2022-2023 recipient of the Donald C. and

Scott Radnitz, Herbert J. Ellison Associate Professor of Russian and Eurasian Studies, is co-author of an Aug. 26, 2022 Foreign Affairs article titled “The Disturbing Return of the Fifth Column” on how enemies within—real and imagined—are influencing geopolitics.

Saadia Pekkanen pens an opinion piece – “Zooming in on the promise and peril of satellite imagery” – on Ukraine as “the harbinger of an emerging technology frontier.” The article

Jackson School faculty Paula Holmes-Eber’s new book, “Breathtaking: How One Family Cycled Around the World for Clean Air and Asthma,” is based on a cycling journey around the world by

Sasha Senderovich is interviewed about his new book “How the Soviet Jew Was Made” in an episode of The Yiddish Book Center’s podcast “The Schmooze.” The piece aired on Aug.