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Research

Shifrinson, Sarkar Receive Grant for Policy and Security Initiative

in General News, Research

Prof. Joshua Shifrinson and Prof. Jayita Sarkar recently received a grant to establish a Policy and Security Initiative (PSI) at the Pardee School

Tagged: 2018, Charles Koch Foundation, grant, Jayita Sarkar, Joshua Shifrinson, Policy and Security Initiative

Menchik Publishes Journal Article on Secularism and Democracy

in Research

Prof. Jeremy Menchik published an article in International Studies Review challenging the presumed relationship between secularism and democracy.

Tagged: 2018, Democracy, Jeremy Menchik, Journal Article, Secularism

Selin Co-Authors Article on Mercury Science and Policy

in General News, Research

Prof. Henrik Selin co-authored a journal article exploring how mercury science can inform global policy.

Tagged: 2018, Environmental Science and Technology, Henrik Selin, Journal Article, Mercury, Policy, science

Ngom Receives NEH Award For Ajami Literature Project

in Centers & Programs, Research

Prof. Fallou Ngom received the award from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Tagged: 2018, Award, Fallou Ngom, NEH

Sarkar Presents Research at Sydney Workshop on International History

in General News, Research

Prof. Jayita Sarkar presented her new research at the University of Sydney’s state-of-the-field weeklong workshop, “What is International History Now?”

Tagged: 2018, Book, Jayita Sarkar, research, University of Sydney

Woldemariam’s Book Highlighted in Washington Post

in General News, In the Media, Research

Prof. Michael Woldemariam’s book, Insurgent Fragmentation in the Horn of Africa: Rebellion and its Discontents, was featured in The Washington Post.

Tagged: 2018, In The Media, Insurgent Fragmentation in the Horn of Africa, michael woldemariam, Washington Post

CURA Announces 2018-19 Fellows

in Centers & Programs, Events News, Research

The Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs (CURA) has announced their 2018-2019 CURA Fellows. 

Tagged: 2018, Colloquium, CURA, Fellows

Klinger, Students Conduct Fieldwork in Brazilian Amazon

in General News, Research, Student News

Prof. Julie Klinger recently completed fieldwork in Yanomami Territory with BU Pardee School and Earth and Environment students.

Tagged: 2018, Amazon, Brazil, Fieldwork, Julie Klinger, research, student spotlight, Yanomami

Shifrinson Publishes Essay on Trump and NATO

in In the Media, Research

Prof. Joshua Shifrinson examines the relationship between the United States and NATO under President Donald Trump.

Tagged: 2018, Essay, Joshua Shifrinson, NATO, Trump

Gallagher Publishes Policy Brief on Development Finance

in General News, Research

Prof. Kevin Gallagher co-wrote a policy brief entitled “Scaling Development Finance for Our Common Future.”

Tagged: 2018, Development Finance, Kevin Gallagher, Policy Brief, T20

GDP Center Accepting Applications For CGE Fellowship Program

in Centers & Programs, General News, Research

The Global Development Policy Center is now accepting applications for its China and the Global Economy Research Initiative (CGE).

Tagged: 2018, China, fellowship, GDP Center

CURA Receives Luce Foundation Grant

in Centers & Programs, Research

The grant was awarded to CURA by the Initiative on Religion in International Affairs at the Luce Foundation.

Tagged: 2018, CURA, grant, Luce Foundation

Garcevic Publishes Report on Russia and Montenegro

in General News, Research

Amb. Vesko Garcevic co-authored a recent report examining Russia’s strategy of destabilization in Montenegro. 

Tagged: 2018

Menchik Publishes Journal Article on Soft Separation Democracy

in Research

Prof. Jeremy Menchik discusses “Soft Separation Democracy” in an article published in Politics and Religion.

Tagged: 2018, Democracy, Indonesia, Jeremy Menchik, Journal Article

Schilde Publishes Journal Article on Military Superiority

in Research

Prof. Kaija Schilde co-wrote a recent journal article for the Texas National Security Review on the pursuit of military superiority.

Tagged: 2018, Journal Article, kaija schilde

Karra Presents at 2018 Global Food+ Symposium

in General News, Research, Videos

Prof. Mahesh Karra delivered a talk entitled “Long Run Effects of Early Childhood Growth Faltering: An Analysis in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.”

Tagged: 2018, Global Food+ Symposium, Mahesh Karra, Tufts University

Najam Appointed to Expert Panel on Energy Geopolitics

in General News, Research

Pardee School Dean Adil Najam will serve on expert panel for the Global Commission on the Geopolitics of Energy Transformation.

Tagged: 2018

Najam Interviewed on Science in the Age of Adaptation

in In the Media, Research

Adil Najam argues that mainstream climate research resists giving development the importance it demands in the age of adaptation.

Tagged: 2018, adaptation, Adil Najam, Climate Change, IPCC, SciDev.Net, Science Policy, Water

Karra Publishes Study in PLOS One

in Research

Prof. Mahesh Karra published a study entitled “Causal Language and Strength of Inference in Academic and Media Articles Shared in Social Media.”

Tagged: 2018, Journal, Mahesh Karra, PLOS One, Study

Miller in Foreign Affairs on India’s Authoritarian Streak

in Research

Prof. Manjari Miller discusses the growing divide in India along ideological and religious lines under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Tagged: 2018, Foreign Affairs, India, Journal Article, Manjari Miller, Modi

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