Najam Publishes Book Chapter on “Pakistan’s Moment of Youth”
In a book chapter presenting his new research, Prof. Adil Najam argues that this is "Pakistan's Moment of Youth" and the future of the country will be decided by "those who are between 15 and 29 today." More
Verschuren Shares Research at MIT’s Security Studies Program
On February 14, 2024, Sanne Verschuren, Assistant Professor of International Security at the Pardee School of Global Studies, took the... More
Mako Explores the Dynamics of State Formation and Identity
Shamiran Mako, Assistant Professor of International Relations and Political Science at Boston University's Pardee School of Global Studies, delves into... More
Heine’s Book Earns Praise in Leading IR Journal
Aprajita Kashyap delved into the theoretical foundations of non-alignment in Jorge Heine's book, offering high praise for its transformed view of global dynamics. The work, co-edited by Fortin and Ominami, intricately examined Active Non-Alignment's challenges and potential in Latin American politics. More
Heine’s Insights Published: Digital Diplomacy
In the ever-evolving world of international relations, the "Oxford Handbook of Digital Diplomacy" illuminated the intricate dance between technology and diplomacy. Released on January 4, 2024, it showcased Ambassador Jorge Heine's invaluable insights, exploring the impact of digital diplomacy amidst global disparities, making it an essential guide. More
Grimes Unveils Asia-Pacific Insights in Published Article
Professor William Grimes, along with Dr. Yaechan Lee and Dr. William Kring, published an article on financial cooperation in the Asia-Pacific. Analyzing emergency liquidity provision mechanisms, they explored the intricate dynamics among major economies, shedding light on uncertainty during currency crises. The research, supported by the Japan Foundation, marks a significant contribution. More
African Ajami Scholars Publish New Special Issue in Islamic Africa
The "Ajami Literacies of Africa" special issue explores the rich literatures of Wolof, Mandinka, Hausa, and Fula, challenging misconceptions about Africa's written traditions. Co-edited by BU scholars, it unveils the historical significance of Ajami, countering Eurocentric biases. Exploring digital technologies, the issue sheds light on grassroots communities and fosters participatory knowledge-making. More
Najam Writes Foreword for Book on Water Policy in Pakistan
Professor Adil Najam writes Foreword for new book on 'Water Policy in Pakistan' (2023) published by Springer Nature. More
Najam’s Book Chapter Describes Collaborative Governance as Jazz
Prof. Adil Najam conceptualizes collaborative governance as Jazz in his chapter in the book 'Building Collaborative Governance in Times of Uncertainty.' More
Najam Publishes Research in SM+S
Prof. Adil Najam co-authors paper in the journal Social Media and Society on how media attitudes on climate change coverage in the Global South are changing. More