Center for the Study of Europe Hosts Works in Progress Meeting
Kimberly Arkin, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Boston University, gave a talk entitled “Debating Bioethics and Making Secular France.”
Center for the Study of Europe Hosts Workshop on Nordic Models
The workshop explored questions related to the paradoxes and challenges represented by the Nordic models in the age of populism.
BUCSA Hosts 2018 Fall Reception
The annual fall reception featured an evening of food, music, conversation as the Center for the Study of Asia celebrated the start of another academic year.
CURA Hosts 2018 Fall Welcome Back Reception
CURA Director Timothy Longman highlighted upcoming CURA events including the 2018-19 Colloquium on Religion and World Affairs.
Najam Speaks at GDP Center Open House
Pardee School Dean Adil Najam presented on his work as co-author of the Pakistan National Human Development Report (NHDR) on Youth.
ASC Hosts Annual Bradford Morse Lecture and Fall Reception
The lecture featured a talk from Rutgers Prof. Barbara M. Cooper entitled “Reflections on a Baby Scandal: Paradoxes of Fertility and Infertility in West Africa.”
Center for the Study of Europe Hosts Lecture With Sheri Berman
The Center for the Study of Europe hosted a lecture with Barnard College Prof. Sheri Berman entitled “Populism and the Future of Liberal Democracy in the West.”
African Studies Center Awarded $2.2 Million Title VI Grants
The African Studies Center will receive more than $2.2 million to support Africa-focused education, including African language instruction.
Hefner Speaks at Annual World Peace Forum in Jakarta
Prof. Robert Hefner gave a talk entitled “Muslims, Markets, and the Middle Way for Economic Development: Morality not Just Self Interest.”
Ngom Receives NEH Award For Ajami Literature Project
Prof. Fallou Ngom received the award from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
CURA Announces 2018-19 Fellows
The Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs (CURA) has announced their 2018-2019 CURA Fellows.
GDP Center Accepting Applications For CGE Fellowship Program
The Global Development Policy Center is now accepting applications for its China and the Global Economy Research Initiative (CGE).
CURA Receives Luce Foundation Grant
The grant was awarded to CURA by the Initiative on Religion in International Affairs at the Luce Foundation.
GDP Center Co-Hosts 23rd NSE International Development Forum
GDP Center Director Kevin Gallagher chaired the opening session at the forum entitled the “Global Opportunities for Renewable Energy Finance.”
GDP Center Hosts Workshop on Global Financial Safety Net
GDP Center Director Kevin Gallagher chaired a session at the workshop entitled “Regional Financial Arrangements.”
Lohmann Gives Talk on Transatlantic Economic Sanctions
The Project on the Political Economy of Security hosted Sascha Lohmann for a discussion entitled “Unilateral Economic Sanctions in Transatlantic Relations.”
GDP Center Announces 2018 Summer in the Field Fellows
The Summer in the Field Research fellows participate in internship opportunities and field research related to the mission of the GDP Center.
CURA Seeks Proposals For Religion and World Affairs Colloquium
The theme for the 2018-19 colloquium is “Religion, Violence, and Peacemaking.”
Berger Appointed Center for the Study of Asia Director
Dean Adil Najam thanked outgoing BUCSA Director Catherine Yeh for her tireless work and leadership of the center over the past three years.
Alumni Spotlight: Kalavritinos on Latin American Economics, Politics
Michael Kalavritinos (Pardee ’90) gave a talk entitled “Navigating the Changing Economic and Political Landscape in Latin America.”