Micallef Delivers 2018 Campagna-Kerven Lecture on Modern Turkey
Prof. Roberta Micallef delivered a lecture entitled “Representing Herself: Turkish Women’s Narratives and Autobiographies.”
BUCSA Hosts Symposium on Yogic Traditions in the U.S.
The symposium featured a day of panels on a range of topics as well as a concert of Indian vocal music on yogic themes and a range of kirtan chants.
GDP Center Hosts Workshop on China’s Belt and Road Initiative
The workshop included members of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences’ Institute for World Economics and Politics.
Sarkar Presents at APHI, Center for the Study of Europe, BUCSA
Prof. Jayita Sarkar recently presented papers at the APHI, Center for the Study of Europe and Center for the Study of Asia.
Ban Ki-moon Speaks at GDP Center Inaugural Ceremony
Ban Ki-moon, the 8th Secretary-General of the U.N., spoke about the most pressing and immediate challenges in international development.
GDP Center Hosts Book Talk With Ilene Grabel
Ilene Grabel discussed her new book, When Things Don’t Fall Apart: Global Financial Governance and Developmental Finance in an Age of Productive Incoherence.
GDP Center Hosts Book Talk With Frank Ackerman
The GDP Center hosted Frank Ackerman for a talk about his new book Worst-Case Economics: Extreme Events in Climate and Finance.
ASC Announces Spring 2018 Rodney Seminar Schedule
The Walter Rodney Seminar lecture series is held every Monday from 12:15 pm to 2:00 pm at the African Studies Center.
CURA Announces Spring Religion and World Affairs Colloquium Schedule
The colloquium will feature CURA Fellows sharing critiques and providing valuable insight of in-progress papers.
Center for the Study of Europe Hosts EU Ambassador to the UN
The discussion with Amb. João Vale de Almeida was moderated by Pardee School Professor Vivien Schmidt.
BUCSA Hosts Art of Light in Asia Celebration
The Center for the Study of Asia hosted a Diwali celebration entitled “The Art of Light in Asia” that was organized in conjunction with ASIABU and the Hindi-Urdu Program.
Gallagher Receives Research Grants to Support GEGI
Prof. Kevin Gallagher received two grants to support the Global Economic Governance Initiative, now housed at the Pardee School’s new GDP Center.
IAD President Discusses Issues Facing Latin America
Michael Shifter, President of the Inter-American Dialogue, spoke about the current issues facing Latin America as well as the U.S. policy dynamics that affect the region.
Ngom Wins ASA Melville J. Herskovits Prize
Prof. Fallou Ngom was awarded the Herskovits Prize for his book, Muslims beyond the Arab World: The Odyssey of Ajami and the Muridiyya.
BtH: How Rwanda’s Youth Impacts Social Institutions
The Beyond the Headlines series continued with a discussion on the youth bulge in Rwanda and youth involvement in the country’s institutions.
Center for the Study of Europe Hosts Nordic Ways Panel
The panel featured diplomats from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland and was moderated by Prof. Cathie Jo Martin.
Ruxandra Paul Discusses Migration Management as Nation-Building
The discussion took place in conjunction with the FMHT international workshop Disrupting the Human Trafficking – Migration Nexus.
FMHT: Disrupting the Human Trafficking-Migration Nexus
FMHT hosted the workshop aimed at innovation disrupting exploitation markets of vulnerable and displaced populations.
TECO Signs MOU to Support BUCSA Initiatives
This marks the third renewal of the partnership between the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Boston and the Center for the Study of Asia.
GDP Center Publishes Policy Briefs
The Global Development Policy Center announced two policy briefs on the shifting center of gravity for leadership in global economic governance.