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2016

Pardee School Flag Raised in Metcalf Hall

in General News

The Pardee School’s flag now hangs alongside the flags for Boston University’s other schools and colleges.

Tagged: 2016, Boston University, Flag, GSU, Metcalf Hall, Pardee School

Schilde in Politifact on Tracking Flight Data in the EU

in In the Media

Prof. Kaija Schilde discussed tracking flight data and passenger records in the United Kingdom

Tagged: 2016, EU, Flight Data, In The Media, kaija schilde, Politifact, Tracking

Kirshner on the Return to Classical Realism

in Events News

Cornell Prof. Jonathan Kirshner discussed the flaws of the theories of structural realism and hyper-rationalism.

Tagged: 2016, Classical realism, Cornell University, international relations, Jonathan Kirshner, Pardee School

Gang Expert: Gang Research Sheds Light on Terrorists

in Events News

Prof. Scott Decker of Arizona State University discussed how gang research can help us better understand terrorist organizations.

Tagged: 2016, Arizona State University, Gangs, Pardee School, Scott Decker, terrorism

Panel: Getting Published in Journals and Mass Media

in Centers & Programs, Events News

Professors Jeremy Menchik, Henrik Selin and MA candidate Vicky Kelberer discussed best practices for having work published.

Tagged: 2016, Henrik Selin, Institute for the Study of Muslim Societies and Civilizations, Jeremy Menchik, Journals, media, Pardee School, Published, vicky kelberer

Grimes in Straits Times: TPP and Obama’s Legacy

in In the Media

Prof. William Grimes discussed the likelihood of Congress taking on the TPP by the end of the year.

Tagged: 2016, In The Media, Pardee School, Straits Times, tpp, William Grimes

Najam in Boston Herald: Global Front Needed After Lahore Attacks

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam called for a global front against extremism after the Lahore terror attack.

Tagged: 2016, Adil Najam, Attacks, In The Media, Lahore, Pakistan, Terror, The Boston Herald

Anderson in University Times: State of Islamic Studies

in In the Media

Prof. Betty Anderson discusses the rise in popularity of the studies of Muslim societies.

Tagged: 2016, betty anderson, In The Media, Islamic Studies, University Times

Wippl on NECN: How Was the Brussels Attack Missed?

in In the Media

Prof. Joseph Wippl said terrorist organizations have increasingly sophisticated means of communication.

Tagged: 2016, Belgium, Brussels, In The Media, ISIS, Joseph Wippl, NECN, Pardee School, terrorism

Wippl on WHDH News: Sophistication of the Brussels Attacks

in In the Media

Prof. Joseph Wippl discussed the planning and sophistication of the Brussels terror attacks.

Tagged: 2016, Belgium, Brussels, Channel 7, In The Media, ISIS, Joseph Wippl, WHDH

Stern OpEd in Boston Globe: ISIS Targets Gray Zone

in In the Media

Prof. Jessica Stern said ISIS’s goal is to eliminate the “Gray Zone” of moderate Muslims in the West.

Tagged: 2016, Belgium, Boston Globe, Brussels, In The Media, ISIS, Jessica Stern, Terror

Sykes-Picot: 100 Years of Consequences

in Centers & Programs, Events News

The discussion focused on the lasting consequences of the Sykes-Picot Agreement.

Tagged: 2016, Andrew Bacevich, betty anderson, Middle East and North Africa Studies Program, Pardee School, Sykes-Picot, the Institute for the Study of Muslim Societies and Civilizations

Pardee Students Take Academic Trip to Cuba

in General News, Student News

The trip gave students a better sense of ongoing historic changes to Cuban culture and society.

Tagged: 2016, Cuba, Ibrahim Rashid, Julie Klinger, Pardee School

RIP: Doctoral Student Gunned Down in Congo

in Centers & Programs, General News

Rev. Vincent Machozi worked closely with the African Studies Center on outreach efforts in the war-torn DRC.

Tagged: 2016, african studies center, Democratic Republic of Congo, Pardee School, Rev. Vincent Machozi, tim longman

Stern in Higher Ed Chronicle: Engineers and Terrorism

in In the Media

Prof. Jessica Stern discusses the connections between an engineering education and terrorism.

Tagged: 2016, Engineering, Higher Ed Chronicle, In The Media, ISIS, Jessica Stern, terrorism

Stern on NPR’s RadioBoston: ISIS and the Brussels Attacks

in In the Media

Prof. Jessica Stern discusses ISIS’s claims of responsibility for the Brussels terror attacks.

Tagged: 2016, Brussels, In The Media, ISIS, Jessica Stern, NPR, Radio Boston, WBUR

Wippl on WCVB News: Challenges After Brussels

in In the Media

Prof. Joseph Wippl said security agencies need to improve communication following the Brussels terror attacks.

Tagged: 2016

Hare in Le Populaire: The Obama-Castro Relationship

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare said the contrast between Obama and Castro has been startling.

Tagged: 2016, Castro, Cuba, In The Media, Le Populaire, Obama, Pardee School, Paul Hare

Keller OpEd in NACLA: Mexico’s Disastrous War on Drugs

in In the Media

Prof. Renata Keller draws comparisons between the Cold War and Mexico’s War on Drugs.

Tagged: 2016, In The Media, Mexico's Cold War, NACLA, Pardee School, Renata Keller, War on Drugs

LASP: Analyzing Coverage of Brazil’s Crises

in Centers & Programs, Events News

Senior reporter and editorial writer for Brazil’s Folha de S.Paulo, Fabiano Maisonnave, led the talk.

Tagged: 2016, Brazil, Coverage, Fabiano Maisonnave, LASP, latin american studies, media, Pardee School

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