Sarkar, Karra, Ochieng Join Pardee School Faculty
The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies is pleased to welcome three new faculty members.
Student Spotlight: Bodamer on Pardee Center Fellowship
Florian Bodamer (Pardee ’18) was a graduate summer fellow at The Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future.
Lukes Interviewed on EU Rift With Poland and Turkey
Prof. Igor Lukes the growing rift between the European Union and the governments of Poland and Turkey over rule of law in the countries.
Najam in The Boston Herald on N. Korean Missile Tests
Dean Adil Najam discusses how North Korea is testing its adversaries with recent missile launches.
Keylor Interviewed on N. Korea Missile Tests
Prof. William Keylor discusses the recent firing of a North Korean missile over Japan.
Pardee Periodical Invites Applications for Editorial Board
The Pardee Periodical is the graduate student academic journal at the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies.
Najam Publishes OpEd in The Hill on Trump and South Asia
Dean Adil Najam discusses how President Trump’s new Afghanistan strategy will impact South Asia and could trigger a new ‘Great Game.’
Aftandilian in Middle East Online on Kelly’s White House Influence
Gregory Aftandilian discusses the influence the new White House chief of staff, former US Marine Corps general John Kelly, has on a chaotic administration.
Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on Bright Star Exercises
Gregory Aftandilian discusses the upcoming United States-Egypt Bright Star exercises that will focus on counter-terrorism.
CURA Announces Religion and World Affairs Colloquium
The colloquium will feature CURA Fellows sharing critiques and providing valuable insight of in-progress papers.
Lukes Publishes Article on Marxism
Prof. Igor Lukes discusses the continued appeal Marxism has in some circles.
Hare in AFP on Venezuela and Cuba
Amb. Paul Hare discusses the role of Cuba in the current political turmoil in Venezuela.
Aftandilian in Al Jazeera on Bannon’s Dismissal
Gregory Aftandilian discusses the power struggle within the White House that led to the dismissal of chief strategist, Steve Bannon.
Selin on WGBH on International Climate Agreements
Prof. Henrik Selin discusses the importance of international cooperation on climate change.
BU President Denounces Racism, Calls for Civility
Boston University President Robert A. Brown issued the statement in the wake of violent demonstrations by white nationalists in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on US-Russia Tensions
Gregory Aftandilian discusses how the current tensions between the United States and Russia will affect potential cooperation between the two nations in the Middle East.
Najam OpEd Looks Back at Mountbatten, Partition
Dean Adil Najam examines the flawed partition process that led to the birth of Pakistan and the independence of India in August 1947.
Palmer Publishes Journal Articles on Shining Path
Prof. David Scott Palmer also recently traveled to Peru and Ecuador as a Smithsonian Expert.
Klinger in Geographical on Mining the Moon
Prof. Julie Klinger discusses the intricacies of the policy and politics of outer space mining.
Najam, Sheahan Speak at Boston GreenFest
Dean Adil Najam and Megan Sheahan (Pardee ’07) spoke at Boston GreenFest as part of a panel on “Green Tech Trends.”