Pardee Students Prepare Campaign to Combat Extremism
Students in Prof. Jessica Stern’s IR 500: Violent Extremism course will work on a campaign to counter terrorist recruitment.
Pardee Periodical Calls for Papers for Spring 2017 Issue
The Pardee Periodical is now accepting submissions through February 7, 2017 for its Spring 2017 issue.
Fewsmith Speaks at Penn on China’s Party Congress
Prof. Joseph Fewsmith discussed the political and economic implications of the recent 19th Party Congress in China.
Pardee School Introduces Redesigned Graduate Programs
The Pardee School offers six MA programs with eight functional specializations, two dual-degree programs, one regional degree and two graduate certificates.
Pardee School at APSIA Deans’ Meeting
Dean Adil Najam represents the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at the 2017 APSIA Deans’ Meeting.
Karam Publishes Journal Article on 1958 Iraqi Revolution
Jeffrey G. Karam discusses how American officials were caught by surprise by a military coup and later revolution in Iraq in 1958.
Fewsmith Meets With Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen
Prof. Joseph Fewsmith was part of a delegation that met with Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen.
Najam Gives Lecture at SDPI on the Post-Truth Era
Dean Adil Najam delivered a lecture on the role of the media and academics in the “post-truth” era at the Sustainable Development Policy Institute
What Was the Top Global Story of 2016?
Pardee School faculty give their thoughts on the most important international stories of 2016.
Menchik Wins ISA Religion and IR Book Award
Prof. Jeremy Menchik won the award for his book Islam and Democracy in Indonesia: Tolerance Without Liberalism.
Najam Chairs South Asian Network of Environmental Economists
Dean Adil Najam completes his tenure as Chair of the South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics.
Schmidt’s Photography on Exhibition at Pardee School
An exhibition of photography by Prof. Vivien Schmidt will be on display at 121 Bay State Road until December 19, 2016.
Schmidt Speaks at BCFR, Harvard on EU and the Future of Europe
Prof. Vivien Schmidt gave two recent talks on Europe and the future of the European Union.
Keller Wins NECLAS Criscenti Best Article Award
Prof. Renata Keller won the Joseph T. Criscenti Best Article Award from the New England Council of Latin American Studies
Ban Presents on Transparency and Accountability of EIB
Prof. Cornel Ban presented at a recent conference on transparency and accountability at the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Pineda Wins Malcolm Lowry Fine Arts Literary Essay Award
Prof. Adela Pineda won the award for Las Travesías de John Steinbeck Por México, El Cine y Las Vicisitudes Del Progreso.
What Foreign Policy Challenges Face the Next U.S. President?
Pardee School faculty weigh in on the biggest foreign policy challenges facing the next President of the United States.
IDF Expert Discusses Israeli Homeland Security with Pardee Students
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) Colonel Bentzi Gruber spoke to students in Prof. John Woodward’s “Intelligence and Homeland Security,” course.
Pardee School Students, Faculty to Present at MESA Conference
Pardee School students and faculty members will present at the upcoming Middle East Studies Association Conference being held in Boston.
Gallagher Presents GEGI Study at Columbia University
Prof. Kevin Gallagher discussed China’s global developmental finance institutions, China’s policy bank lending to foreign governments for energy.