News & Events››
Research Fellow Gallagher Interviewed on Bloomberg Television
May 5, 2008
Pardee Center Fellows Co-author Book on Governance
May 2, 2008
Prof. Najam speaks at Georgetown University on Muslims in America
April 30, 2008
Pardee Center Fellow Henrik Selin Contributes to Britannica
April 22, 2008
Pardee Center Director Speaks to UN Ambassadors
April 24, 2008
Adil Najam Speaks on "Democracy in the Muslim World" at Elmhurst College
April 13, 2008
Prof. Gallagher at the U.N. on the WTO and Development
April 11, 2008
Pardee Center Director Delivers Keynote at Williams College
April 10, 2008
Spotlight››
Our Experts:Strom Thacker 
Prof. Thacker is an expert on Latin American political economy and co-author of the forthcoming book A Centripetal Theory of Democratic Governance.
Our Library:Disease and Development 
Video of the Pardee Center Seminar on Future Challeneges: Disease and Development. BU Professors Jerry Keusch, Jim McCann and Randy Ellis participated in the panel.
Our Research:The Future of Space Exploration 
Pardee Center conference brings together experts and visionaries to imagine what the next half-century of space exploration might look like.
New Pardee Center Publication Series Launched: Issues in Brief The Pardee Center at Boston University launches a new policy paper publication series, titled Issues in Brief. The just-published first paper in this series is "The Future of the WTO" by Pardee Center Research Fellow, Prof. Kevin Gallagher.
Pardee Center Fellows co-author book on Democratic Governance Pardee Center Research Fellows, Prof. John Gerring and Prof. Strom Thacker's new co-authored book "A Centripetal Theory of Democratic Governance" will be released by Cambridge University Press this June. Profs. Gerring and Thacker had earlier led a Pardee Center project on the same theme.
Boston Globe Profiles Pardee Center Director, "Global Citizen"Adil Najam In a feature profile headlined "The Moderator," The Boson Globe describes Pardee Center Director, Prof. Adil Najam, as a "Global Citizen" who has "gone from sharing a Nobel Prize to starting a blog where Pakistanis can share views peacefully."