In the last week of classes in spring quarter, on June 1, 18 international studies and global and regional studies majors plus a first-year graduate student and three other Social

Jackson School student Casper Pei-Shen Suen, an international studies major graduating this spring, and Collin Chung, an alum who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in international studies in 2021, have

In May, Danya Al-Saleh, assistant professor of international studies, was awarded a climate change planning grant from the UW Population Health Initiative. It was one of just 12 grants given

Saadia Pekkanen, Job and Gertrud Tamaki Endowed Professor and an outer space expert, co-edited a special issue of The Hague Journal of Diplomacy Volume 18 Issue 2-3: Special Issue: Space Diplomacy:

In a KUOW piece titled, “‘We are still here’ – the art and culture of Seattle’s Sephardic community,” which aired April 19, 2023, the Jackson School’s Stroum Center for Jewish

Associate Professor Vanessa Freije pens an article titled, “When journalists lose public support, violence abounds,” published on April 25, comparing the situation of journalists in Mexico to the situation of

In the Spring 2023 issue of Surge, a quarterly publication by the Energy Academic Group, Naval Postgraduate School, U.S. Navy, an article titled, “Students Support NATO Project on Defending Against

Annie Searle & Associates LLC (ASA) recently published a piece on cryptocurrency by IPI Cybersecurity Fellow Tina Nguyễn. The paper discusses the cryptocurrency craze at the start of 2022 and

Christopher Tounsel, Jackson School Interim Director of African Studies and Associate Professor Department of History, pens a piece titled, “Sudan crisis explained: What’s behind the latest fighting and how it

Daniel Bessner is one of two guests on TNR’s The Politics of Everything podcast in an episode titled, “Who Are You Calling a Fascist?” about the meaning of fascism itself,