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Author: Chris Gambon

Lukes on CTV on Russian Use of Poison

in In the Media, Videos

Prof. Igor Lukes discusses how the use of poison is “woven into the fabric of Russian history.”

Tagged: 2018, CTV, Igor Lukes, In The Media, Poison, Russia

Keylor in Newsweek on N. Korea’s Weapons Testing

in In the Media

Prof. William Keylor discusses whether North Korea will follow through on claims that they are willing to stop testing nuclear weapons.

Tagged: 2018, In The Media, Newsweek, North Korea, Nuclear Weapons, william keylor

Aftandilian in The Hill on Egypt’s North Sinai Campaign

in In the Media

Gregory Aftandilian discusses Egypt’s campaign against ISIS affiliated fighters in the North Sinai.

Tagged: 2018, Egypt, gregory aftandilian, In The Media, ISIS, sinai, The Hill

Garcevic in Deference Report on Russia and the Balkans

in In the Media

Amb. Vesko Garcevic discussed how Islamic radicalism in the Balkans is presented in Russian media.

Tagged: 2018, Balkans, Deference Report, In The Media, Russia, Vesko Garcevic

Goldstein Presents Paper on British Ambassadors, 1919-39

in General News

Prof. Erik Goldstein presented the paper to the International History Seminar of the University of London’s Institute of Historical Research.

Tagged: 2018, Erik Goldstein, International History Seminar of the University of London’s Institute of Historical Research, London School of Economics, Paper

Pardee Graduate Students Take Annual Spring D.C. Trip

in Events News, Student News

Students had the opportunity to meet with Pardee School alumni working in the Washington D.C. area.

Tagged: 2018, graduate students, Pardee in DC, Trip, Washington DC

Pardee School Alumni Gather in Washington D.C.

in Alumni, Events News

Pardee School alumni based in the Washington D.C. area met with Dean Adil Najam to discuss the latest developments at the school.

Tagged: 2018, Alumni, Dean Najam, graduate students, Network, Pardee School, Washington D.C.

Woodward Interviewed on WBUR on “A Spy’s Guide to BU”

in In the Media

Prof. John D. Woodward Jr. his recent journal article exploring the ties between Boston University and the intelligence community.

Tagged: 2018, Boston University, Espionage, In The Media, John Woodward, Morning Edition, WBUR

Karra Gives Talk at Conference on Nutrition and Growth

in General News, Research

Prof. Mahesh Karra gave a talk entitled “Long Run Effects of Early Childhood Growth Faltering: An Analysis in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.”

Tagged: 2018, 5th International Conference on Nutrition and Growth, Mahesh Karra

Menchik Speaks at Harvard Conference on Islam and Tolerance

in General News

Prof. Jeremy Menchik was part of a panel on minorities in Muslim-majority societies.

Tagged: 2018, Harvard, Jeremy Menchik, Muslim-Majority Societies, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies Program at Harvard University

Pardee School, NEID Host Amb. Thomas Greminger

in Events News

Amb. Thomas Greminger, Secretary General of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, discussed SDG 16.

Tagged: 2018, Ambassador Thomas Greminger, NEID, New England International Donors, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, OSCE

Najam in Bloomberg on Corporate America and Climate Change

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam discusses how U.S. corporations have been taking action on controversial social and political issues such as climate change.

Tagged: 2018, Adil Najam, Bloomberg, Climate Change, Corporations, Gun Violence, In The Media, United States

Woodward Publishes Journal Article “A Spy’s Guide to BU”

in Research

Prof. John D. Woodward Jr. published a journal article discussing the history of espionage at Boston University.

Tagged: 2018, Espionage, John Woodward, research, Spy's Guide

Klinger in Chemistry World on Rare Earth Elements and Electric Cars

in In the Media

Prof. Julie Klinger discussed claims by Toyota that it can cut the cost of rare earth element-containing magnets within the motors of electric vehicles.

Tagged: 2018, Chemistry World, In The Media, Julie Klinger, Rare Earth Elements, Toyota

Grimes Gives Talk on East Asian Monetary System at UPenn

in General News

Prof. William Grimes delivered a talk entitled “Remaking the East Asian Monetary System: Institutionalizing a New Order?”

Tagged: 2018, East Asia, Monetary, UPenn, William Grimes

Miller Invited to Join ISSF Editorial Board

in General News, Research

The International Security Studies Forum promotes scholarly, interdisciplinary discussion on international security studies topics.

Tagged: 2018, ISSF, Manjari Miller

Ban Ki-moon Speaks at GDP Center Inaugural Ceremony

in Centers & Programs, Events News, Videos

Ban Ki-moon, the 8th Secretary-General of the U.N., spoke about the most pressing and immediate challenges in international development.

Tagged: 2018, Ban Ki-moon, GDP Center, Global Development Policy Center, Secretary-General of the United Nations

PGC Hosts 7th Annual Graduate Conference

in Events News, Student News

Michael Greenwald (Pardee ’07), who is currently serving as a Lecturer at the Pardee School, delivered the keynote address at the conference.

Tagged: 2018, Graduate Conference, Pardee Graduate Council

Beyond the Headlines: Rohingya Crisis in Myanmar

in Beyond the Headlines, Events News

The Beyond the Headlines series continued with a discussion on the ongoing Rohingya crisis in Myanmar.

Tagged: 2018, beyond the headlines, BtH, Crisis, Myanmar, Refugee, Rohingya

Keylor Contributes Chapter to A Time to Stir

in Research

Prof, William Keylor contributed a recent chapter on the 1968 student protests at Columbia University that he participated in.

Tagged: 2018, A Time to Stir, Chapter, Columbia, Protests, william keylor

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