Lukes in 2 Paragraphs: Putin and Fascism
Pardee School Professor Igor Lukes said that Vladimir Putin was funding fascist groups in an attempt to shore up the legitimacy of Russia’s annexation of Crimea.
Event: Smith Talks Putin Challenge
The Pardee School is proud to present Hedrick Smith, producer and correspondent for PBS Frontline, in a wide-ranging discussion on the state of modern Russia.
Selin in the Conversation: Paying for Climate Change
Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin said that one of the biggest questions for the December Paris climate talks was money.
Bacevich in Chronicle: Misreading the Past
Pardee School Emeritus Professor Andrew Bacevich said that misreadings of American history had disastrous consequences for current foreign policy discussions.
Keylor in Boston Herald: No Difference in Syria
Pardee School Professor William Keylor said that deploying special forces to Syria would probably have little effect on that nation’s civil war.
Najam on VOA on Pakistani Diaspora in USA
Adil Najam speaks to Voice of America on his research on the Pakistani diaspora in USA.
Berger in HuffPo: Japan’s Military Resurgence
Pardee School Professor Thomas Berger spoke to the Huffington Post on Japan’s military resurgence, among other recent accomplishments.
Task Force Calls for Reviving Universities of Muslim World
The high-level Task Force, which included Dean Adil Najam, calls for a revival of science education in the Muslim world.
VIDEO: Gallagher Speaks on China, Latin America
Watch a video of Pardee School Professor Kevin Gallagher speaking on development in China and Latin America.
Eisin Shares Israel’s Views on Iran Deal
At a recent Beyond the Headlines event, a challenging view of the Iran nuclear deal was presented – the perspective of Israel.
Grimes and Colleagues Speak at IMF
At an event held in Washington, D.C., Pardee Professor William Grimes joined a panel discussing mobile and digital remittances for migrants.
Dean Najam Participates in WEF Global Agenda Summit
Pardee School Dean Adil Najam participated in the 2015 Summit of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF’s) Global Agenda Councils.
Digital Project Shares Insights on Islam
In Arabic, mizan means balance. And that’s just what Mizan – a multiplatform initiative on Muslim societies – attempts to provide.
Schmidt Delivers London BU Alumni Lecture
Pardee School Professor Vivien Schmidt traveled to London to deliver a lecture on the Eurozone crisis to BU alumni.
CURA Event Traces Israel’s Journey
At a recent event organized by the Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs, the history of Religious Zionism and its impact on Israel’s troubled journey was examined.
Ye Wins Smith Richardson Grant
Pardee School Professor Min Ye won an International Security and Foreign Policy Fellowship from the Smith Richardson Foundation.
Woodward Honored for CIA Service
Pardee School Professor John Woodward received the Career Intelligence Medal in recognition of his exemplary service to the CIA.
Najam on ‘Brain Drain’ and its Discontents
Dean Adil Najam argues that ‘brain drain’ is no longer a necessarily bad thing in the age of globalization.
Longman Discusses Genocide at ASU
Pardee School Professor Timothy Longman spoke on the topic of genocide at a recent symposium organized by Arizona State University.
Goldstein in AsiaOne News: Going Casual on State Visits
Pardee School Professor Erik Goldstein said that heads of state were adopting a casual approach to diplomatic relations.