Heine Comments on New Latin American “Pink Wave”
Ambassador Heine argues that as a second Cold War rears its head, a policy of Active Non-Alignment "may provide a useful guide to channel the foreign policies of Latin American nations, at a time of a changing international system, and as the region’s need to re-establish its presence in world affairs is especially urgent." More
Miller Publishes Column on Influence of BRI Recipient Countries
"Recipient countries matter tremendously and have agency because their geopolitical concerns and domestic interests can intersect to affect how well or poorly BRI functions in their country." More
Three Pardee School Students Awarded the Harold C. Case Scholarship
Daniel Coric-Markovic (BA IR '23), Evan Teplensky (BA IR '23), and Charlotte Greenhill (BA IR '23) have been awarded one of the highest honors accorded to BU students in recognition of their academic excellence, extracurricular pursuits, contributions to the University, and scholarly potential. More
Heine Interviewed on U.S. Diplomatic Standing with Latin America
Ambassador Heine breaks down the diplomatic shortcomings of the Summit of the Americas, Latin America's increased engagement with China, as well as the shifting political tides in the region. More
Storella Leads Summer Course Visit to U.S. Mission in Geneva
Mission personnel briefed Ambassador Storella's class on the challenges and rewards of U.S. multilateral diplomacy, including some recent wins, such as the ejection of Russia from the Human Right Council following its invasion of Ukraine. More
Corgan Internship Grant Recipients Share Their Summer Experiences
From Dubai to France to London, our students' internships are pathways to gain on-the-job knowledge, expand their worldview, and further their career aspirations. The Pardee School caught up with some of the inaugural recipients of the Michael T. Corgan Internship Fund to discuss their career goals, the internships they've secured, and the impact of the Corgan Fund. More
Heine Argues for Change in U.S. Policy Towards Latin America
"The fact that a mere 23 leaders showed up...for the IX Summit of the Americas, whereas 34 attended the 2015 summit in Panama, is the best indicator of the failure of the Biden administration’s policy towards Latin America." More
Hefner Offers Insights Into Successes of Indonesian Democracy
"The challenges that Indonesian democracy faces have more to do with structural vulnerabilities that are plaguing or afflicting democracy around the world than they do anything specific to ‘Islam’ or Muslim society in Indonesia." More
Schmidt Ranked a Top Scientist in Law and Political Science
Research.com's annual list is designed to offer the academic community more visibility and exposure to the influential research contributions made by those at the forefront of law and political science. More
Heine Discusses Summit of the Americas on “CGTN“
While Ambassador Heine is still hopeful that something can come of the Summit, he argued that the Biden administration's failure to drastically change its policy approach to the region from that of former President Donald Trump has compromised inter-American relations. More