The Journal of Japanese Studies (JJS), a twice yearly publication by the Society for Japanese Studies and housed at the University of Washington, has announced a new annual award in honor of

In “Divided America needs ‘new, more viable history’: A talk with Dan Chirot,” UW News engages in a discussion with Professor Emeritus Daniel Chirot about the wake of the Trump administration,

Mary Callahan, an associate professor at the Jackson School, shares her first-hand accounts on the unfolding civil war in Myanmar in these April 12 interviews with NPR “Professor Discusses What Might

Jackson School Director Leela Fernandes is quoted on how “the socioeconomic fragility” of India’s middle class has been exposed by the pandemic in an article titled “Millions Are Tumbling Out of

In “Northwest detention center in Tacoma slated to close under bill passed by Legislature” Angelina Godoy, the director of the Center for Human Rights at the University of Washington, comments

In an article titled “An International Approach” Director of the Jackson School Leela Fernandes is quoted on the meaning of transnational feminism and explains how using “the ethnography method—extensive on-the-ground

In this Q&A, Zoe Schenk, an international studies major graduating in summer 2021, shares her thoughts about the annual winter quarter Donald C. Hellmann Task Force Program, which she completed

Not even a pandemic could stop 107 Jackson School international studies seniors during winter quarter this year from diving into nine pressing global issues and presenting their ideas for solutions

Through a collaboration with the U.S. Army War College, the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington will launch a new initiative in spring 2021

In “Rush to Judgment – What the King of Talk Radio Did for His Listeners” Jackson School Lecturer Scott Montgomery analyzes the focus on radio personality Rush Limbaugh, who died