Pardee Works: RAND’s Parachini on Intelligence
Here’s a question for you; what is SOCMINT?
Eckstein in Houston Chronicle: Cuba’s Immigration Benefit
Professor Susan Eckstein said that Cubans have enjoyed special U. S. immigration privileges.
Selin in Yale Climate: Pessimism for Paris
Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin said that his pessimism about the upcoming Paris climate negotiations had only grown.
Najam on Living in “The Age of Adaptation”
Adil Najam says we are living in “the age of adaptation,” where climate uncertainty even bigger danger than climate severity.
Asia Center: Haeri Screens Documentary
The Center for the Study of Asia hosted a conversation and film screening with Shahla Haeri, Professor and filmmaker.
Jessica Stern to Join Pardee School Faculty
Jessica Stern, internationally-renowned expert on terrorism, will join the Pardee School effective Spring 2016.
Hedrick Smith Talks Putin at Pardee/COM Event
Journalist and public intellectual Hedrick Smith discussed the impact and legacy of Russia’s divisive President Vladimir Putin and his czar-sized effect on world politics.
ASC Researcher Writes on Eritrean Refugees
The African Studies Center’s Dan Connell has written a two-part series on the experiences of refugees in Eritrea.
Symposium Examines Year of US-Cuba Relations
At a recent Pardee School symposium, scholars and diplomats examined the first year of closer relations between the U. S. and Cuba
Wallace Keynotes Conference in Turkey
Lecturer James C. (Jim) Wallace was the keynote speaker at a recent conference studying religion in Turkey and China.
Selin Publishes in Annual Review
Professor Henrik Selin co-authors research paper in Annual Review of Environment and Resources.
Keylor on NECN: Airport Security Ramps Up
Pardee School Professor William Keylor said that airport security would ramp up in the wake of a crashed Russian airliner this weekend.
‘Boston Water’ Meets at BU Pardee School
The multi-university Boston Water Consortium met at the BU Pardee School to discuss connections between water and climate change.
Lively Debate on Paris Conference
Adil Najam, Timmons Roberts and Ali Tauqeer Sheikh in a lively debate on the prospects for Paris climate change talks.
Student Spotlight: Kelberer Publishes in Middle East Project
Pardee School MA student Vicky Kelberer published an article arguing that adequate shelter is overlooked when addressing the Syrian refugee crisis.
Student Spotlight: Raina Kadavil
Pardee School freshman Raina Kadavil balances her studies with a host of advocacy pursuits and a burgeoning career in fiction.
French Talks Chinese Africa Diaspora
Howard French, journalist and author, discussed the experience of the Chinese diaspora currently remaking Africa.
Berger on ABC Radio: Austria’s Nazi Past
Pardee School Professor Thomas Berger said that Austria had a mixed record in reckoning with its past in World War II.
Pardee School Centers: ‘Frontiers of Fear’
A recent event at the Pardee School gave a sobering look at the causes and potential solutions to the Syrian refugee crisis.
Fewsmith in Bloomberg: Impact of Xi-Ma Summit
Pardee School Professor Joseph Fewsmith said that the upcoming conference between Xi Jinping and Ma Ying-jeou would have drastic ramifications.