October 10, 2016
“I think you have to go back 70 years ago to find a time when we have been so challenged around the world. It’s a complex time,” said former Ambassador
October 7, 2016
Former Ambassador and Professor of the Practice of Diplomacy and International Relations at the Harvard Kennedy School Nicholas Burns met with 25 students and faculty members of the Jackson School on Thursday,
October 4, 2016
“With all the major conflagrations that have broken out in the world recently, including this week’s news that the peace treaty with Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc) in Colombia
October 3, 2016
Extremist use of information and communications technology (ICT) has proliferated, creating a unique security predicament for the companies who provide ICT products and services internationally. As the role of ICT
September 30, 2016
Join us on Friday, Oct. 14 interact, to learn and share your ideas on ways to improve the current global migration framework. This conference will explore evolving trends in international migration crises,
September 26, 2016
Join us on Oct. 5 for an evening talk with Ambassador and Harvard Kennedy School Professor Nicholas Burns, who will speak on significant foreign policy challenges for the next president of
September 14, 2016
Henry Milander, an undergraduate student in Business and International Studies, was awarded Summer 2015 and 2016 Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships in Arabic by the Center for Global
September 8, 2016
“Notice that luxury tourism advertisements reflect large, expansive spaces – and the promise of quietude,” said Switzerland’s University of Bern Professor of Language and Communication Crispin Thurlow to 24 competitively
July 12, 2016
Are humans necessarily a terrestrial species? Hannah Bassett (Marine & Environmental Affairs) argues that humans are equally aquatic. Hannah is a Global Studies and Southeast Asia FLAS fellow in Tagalog.
June 14, 2016
In the video below, Teyloure Ring explains the Russian Federation’s attitude towards encryption and encrypted products. Ms. Ring argues that while there was a lot of concern that countries such