Highlights: Inaugural Year at the Pardee School
Its been a wonderful and wonderfully busy inaugural year from the BU Pardee School. Here are some highlights.
Its been a wonderful and wonderfully busy inaugural year from the BU Pardee School. Here are some highlights.
Pardee School faculty give their views on what was the most important international story of 2014.
Kevin Gallagher comments on the environmental costs of the South American commodity boom.
Igor Lukes reminds us that we should not expect too many untarnished heroes.
The International Relations Review, a tradition since 2009 of entirely student-produced and -published scholarship and journalism, has released its Fall 2014 issue.
Renata Keller tells RFI that the initiation of formal diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Cuba is a development of great promise.
Manjari Chatterjee Miller, assistant professor of International Relations, has been selected as a top contributor for 2014 by Foreign Affairs magazine.
GEGI pre-doctoral fellow Rebecca Ray traveled to Lima, Peru in December to present GEGI’s research on the environmental impacts of China in Latin America at meetings around the United Nations climate change meetings.
Prof. Joseph Wippl said the morale at the CIA bordered on ‘hysterical’ in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, leading to the culture that allowed torture and human rights abuses to flourish.
Nortor and Núñez argue in their Boston Globe OpEd that the best role for the US in Iraq is to help Iraqis save Iraq themselves.