Greenwald Speaks at 2018 Concordia Annual Summit
Michael B. Greenwald (Pardee ’07) spoke as part of a panel entitled “From Millions to Trillion: Scaling Investments for Impact.”
Goldstein Attends IFDT Meeting in Washington DC
Prof. Erik Goldstein participated in the 45th meeting of the International Forum on Diplomatic Training in Washington DC.
Menchik Interviewed for Podcast on Southeast Asian Politics
Prof. Jeremy Menchik was interviewed for a podcast by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs on Southeast Asian politics.
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.”
Aftandilian Publishes Paper on US Role in Post-ISIS Syria
Gregory Aftandilian discusses the role of the United States in a post-ISIS Syria from a security perspective.
Ruth Moorman to Chair Pardee School Dean’s Advisory Board
The Dean’s Advisory Board also welcomed two new members — Bonnie Pierce (CAS ’92, Pardee ’94) and Paul Nathanson (Pardee ’85).
Menchik Speaks at NYU on Indonesia’s Upcoming Election
Prof. Jeremy Menchik spoke as part of a discussion hosted by the New York Southeast Asia Network entitled “The Power and Perils of Elections: Indonesia and Malaysia in 2018-19.”
Najam Gives Keynote at UNAGB Annual Meeting
Dean Adil Najam delivered the keynote address on climate change in the age of adaptation at the Annual Meeting of the United Nations Association of Greater Boston.
Pardee School Gathers at 2018 Annual Retreat
The focus of the retreat was to plan for the new academic year and discuss the long-term strategic goals and priorities of the school.
Klinger Edits Issue of Journal of Latin American Geography
Prof. Julie Klinger also published an article in the issue entitled “A Brief History of Outer Space Cooperation between Latin America and China.”
Woodward Gives Rhett Talk on Biological Weapons Threat
Prof. John D. Woodward, Jr. delivered a talk entitled “The Wicked, Hard Problem of Countering the Use of Biological Weapons.”
Hefner Gives Keynote at Indonesian Pancasila Congress
Prof. Robert Hefner’s presentation situated the Pancasila in relation to the “post-secular turn” in contemporary global politics.
Shelley Leads Union of Concerned Scientists Workshop
Barry Shelley co-led a two-day workshop to enhance the capacity of the UCS Scientists and Analysts Force for Equity (SAFE) project team.
Sarkar Appointed Fellow at Dartmouth College for 2018-19
Prof. Jayita Sarkar has been appointed as a Fellow at Dartmouth College in U.S. Foreign Policy and International Security for 2018-19.
Schmidt Speaks at Conference on Power and Governance
Prof. Vivien Schmidt delivered a keynote presentation at a conference hosted by the Institute for Advanced Social Research at the University of Tampere in Finland.
Mako, Shifrinson Join Pardee School Faculty
The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies is pleased to welcome two new faculty members.
Goldstein Speaks at APSA Panel on Churchill
Prof. Erik Goldstein was the discussant at a panel on the Winston Churchill at the APSA Annual Meeting.
Pardee School Invites Applications for Faculty Positions
The Frederick S. Pardee School for Global Studies at Boston University invites applications for three faculty positions.
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.
BU Today Features GDP Center Summer in the Field Fellows
The Summer in the Field Research fellows spent the summer conducting field research related to the mission of the GDP Center.