Rethinking European Identity: Insights from Kundnani’s Book Talk
Center for the Study of Europe explored the intricate layers of European identity during Hans Kundnani’s ‘Eurowhiteness’ book talk. This discussion challenged conventional narratives, shedding light on the historical roots of European identity, its complex evolution, and the influence of colonial motivations. A thought-provoking exploration that left an engaged audience reevaluating established perceptions.
Dean Taylor Discusses Akyeampong’s ‘Independent Africa’ at WorldBoston
On October 26, 2023, Dean Scott Taylor joined Professor Emmanuel K. Akyeampong from Harvard University in the WorldBoston Chat & Chowder series. The event, hosted at Foley & Lardner LLP and live-streamed on Zoom, provided the community with a chance to engage in global affairs discussions.
Pardee Works: Careers in Money and Impact
Pardee Career Services hosted the second Pardee Works installment on October 25, 2023, providing students with valuable insights into finance and economics careers promoting global well-being. Panelists, including alumni Lubna Maria Elia and Ali Ammar, explored strategies for navigating the intersection of public and private sectors, emphasizing long-term goals and the importance of bringing value to employers. The series, a platform for professionals and students, demystifies career paths within global studies.
China’s Strategy in Latin America? Heine Expounds in New Interview
On October 25, 2023, Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies and Interim Director of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future, detailed the rise of China as a fundamental trade partner for emerging markets and developing economies in Latin America on…
Eckstein on Cuban Immigration
Professor Eckstein provided profound insights into Cuban immigration, shedding light on historical privileges and political influence. This dynamic dialogue explored enduring policies, political action, and the impact on U.S.-Cuba relations.
TECO Boston and BUCSA Celebrate 17 Years of Partnership
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Boston (TECO Boston) recently renewed its enduring partnership with Pardee School of Global Studies. The collaboration, spanning 17 years, has enriched cultural exchange, supported academic endeavors, and fostered a deeper understanding of Taiwan’s diverse facets within Boston University’s community.
Chile’s BRI Odyssey: Insights by Heine
In his China Daily News column, Professor Heine explored Chile’s significant role in the Belt and Road Initiative. Chile’s involvement, marked by President Boric’s participation, made history as the only Latin American country to engage at the presidential level in all three such forums.
Garčević on Navigating Balkan Diplomacy
Professor Vesko Garcevic recently provided a critical analysis of American diplomatic efforts in the Western Balkans. He shared nuanced perspectives on the challenges and potential pitfalls in the region, offering valuable insights into the complexities shaping US foreign policy.
Exploring Academia and Beyond: A Conversation with Dean Scott Taylor
We caught up with Dean Dr. Scott Taylor anddiscussed everything from the intricacies of policy-making in academics to his love for Star Trek. We gained personal insights into the emotions he experienced when opening a box of his first published books and learned about what the daily life of a dean looks like.
Garčević’s Insights: Bosnia’s NATO Path
Professor Garčević, a geopolitical expert, provided key insights into Bosnia’s NATO journey. Emphasizing the need for effective communication and highlighting the importance of high-profile visits, his commentary offers a nuanced understanding of the nation’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations.
China’s Rise Unveiled: A Conversation with Heine
Professor Heine delved into China’s astounding transformation in a recent conversation with Manuel Antonio Garretón. Discussing his book “Xi-na en el siglo del dragón,” Heine highlighted China’s unique development model, infrastructure prowess, and its significant engagement with Latin America.
China-Argentina Relations Amid Election: Heine’s Insights
In a recent BBCMundo feature, Professor Heine provided valuable insights on the evolving China-Argentina relationship, discussing the impact of the upcoming Argentine presidential election. He emphasized China’s need for Argentina’s resources and the unlikelihood of ideological shifts affecting trade.
Heine Analyzes the U.S.-EU Response to the Belt and Road Initiative
Professor Heine weighed in on the U.S.-EU response to the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in a Politico analysis. The piece explores President Biden’s Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment plan (PGII) and its potential to address global infrastructure deficits.
Heine Discusses Belt and Road Initiative’s Global Impact
In a dynamic panel discussion on The Heat, CGTN America’s flagship talk show, experts explored the Belt and Road Initiative’s remarkable impact on global development during the third Belt and Road Forum in Beijing. Professor Heine, former Chilean Ambassador to China, was a key speaker.
Heine Decodes Belt and Road
On CGTN Europe, Professor Heine discussed the transformative impact of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), emphasizing its role in fostering economic growth, South-South cooperation, and a shift towards green initiatives. Despite global uncertainties, the BRI remains pivotal in addressing the developmental needs of the global South.
Heine on Chile’s China Connection
Professor Heine discussed President Gabriel Boric’s visit to China with DirectTV News, highlighting the enduring Chile-China partnership. He stressed the significance of Chile’s role in the Belt and Road Initiative, emphasizing the broadening of ties beyond trade.
Lori’s Gaza Crisis Interview
Professor Noora Lori spoke with the Boston Globe about the Gaza evacuation order. She described the dire situation in Gaza as resembling a “death march,” emphasizing the critical need for humanitarian corridors to ensure the safety of civilians in the war-torn region.
Heine on Chile-China Relations
In an interview with South China Morning Post, Professor Heine shared his thoughts on Chilean President Gabriel Boric’s visit to China, highlighting the focus on economic discussions and Boric’s participation in the Belt and Road Forum.
Boric’s China Visit: Heine Addresses Controversies
Professor Heine spoke with CNN Chile and offered valuable insights on President Gabriel Boric’s upcoming visit to China in an interview with CNN Chile. He dismissed criticism over Minister Camila Vallejo’s accompanying the President as “somewhat artificial” and emphasized the importance of strengthening Chile’s ties with China, highlighting the economic potential and diplomatic nuances involved.
Infrastructure Diplomacy: Heine’s Perspective
In his compelling Financial Times response, Ambassador Jorge Heine scrutinizes the quandary faced by Latin America amidst US-China infrastructure rivalry. Questioning the necessity of slowing development due to geopolitical concerns, Heine delves into the intricate balance between economic progress, international competitiveness, and navigating great power dynamics in the region.