Wippl in USA Today: No Progress on Benghazi
Pardee School Professor Joseph Wippl said that partisan gridlock would limit the effectiveness of the Congressional hearings on Benghazi.
Pardee School Celebrates Dean’s Ambassadors
Dean Adil Najam welcomed the 2016 class of Dean’s Ambassadors and charged them with a mission of representing the ideals and excellence of the Pardee School.
Fallows Shares Insights on China
Atlantic Monthly contributor and thought leader James Fallows took attendees on a journey to modern China.
Klinger Publishes Bilingual Journal Article
Pardee School Professor Julie Klinger has published an article in both English and Spanish on strategic minerals in Brazil.
Call for Research Grant Applicants
Attention students – Pardee School has announced the second annual call for applicants for its Student Research Travel Grant program.
Woodward in Defense One: Shutdowns Harm Security
Pardee School Professor John Woodward said that government shutdowns harm national security interests.
Pineda Talks Hispanic Heritage at Prison
Professor Adela Pineda was invited to speak at FMC-Devens, a Massachusetts federal men’s prison.
LAS Event Traces Rise of the Barrio
At an event organized by Latin American Studies, attendees learned about the rise of the barrio as a unit of cultural and political power in Venezuela.
Wallace in The Conversation: Trudeau and the Niqab
Pardee School Lecturer James C. “Jim” Wallace said that the niqab became a hot-button issue in the recent Canadian parliamentary election.
Rodney Series: To Africa’s Leading Edge
For 38 years, the Walter Rodney Seminar series has been transporting students and scholars to the cutting edge of contemporary African studies.
Najam in Newsline on Paris Climate Negotiations
Dean Adil Najam says Pakistan had squandered its opportunity to be a major player in climate negotiations.
BarMUN Conference Held at Pardee
The eighth annual Boston Area Model United Nations (BarMUN) conference was held at the Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University.
Panel: Syrian Crisis from Field Experts
A recent panel brought on-the-ground stories from the front lines of the Syrian crisis to the Pardee School.
Student Spotlight: Depies Wins Scholarship
Pardee School student Jessica Depies is studying – and dancing – in Brazil after winning the prestigious Boren Award.
Ban Publishes Research Paper in JCMS
Pardee School Professor Cornel Ban published an article in the Journal of Common Market Studies (JCMS).
Wippl in CIRA: Remembering Aldrich Ames
Pardee School Professor Joseph Wippl reflected on his time as a member of the CIA team assessing convicted spy Aldrich Ames.
Gallagher in China Daily: Don’t Count China Out in LatAm
Pardee School Professor Kevin Gallagher said that economic slowdown in Latin America doesn’t change China’s priorities.
O’Sullivan Demystifies TTIP at Conference
Ambassador David O’Sullivan, head of the EU Delegation to the U. S., spoke on the merits of the proposed TTIP trade agreement at a recent conference.
Min Ye in GB Times: TPP and China
Pardee School Professor Min Ye said that the recently-passed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was marketed by using fears of the economic might of China.
Sewall at Pardee School: Preventing the Next ISIL
The Under Secretary of Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights described the U. S.’s holistic response to countering violent extremism.