Gallagher in BWP: China Goes Global With Development Banks
Prof. Kevin Gallagher discussed the impact of China’s massive increase in development finance.
Selin on WGBH: Making a Global Plan for Climate Change
Prof. Henrik Selin discussed why public engagement and pressure will be essential to establishing a viable climate policy.
Keylor in Newsweek: Princeton Keeps Wilson’s Name
Prof. William Keylor said he agrees with Princeton’s decision to continue using Wilson’s name on school buildings.
Bacevich in the Media: America’s Endless War in the Middle East
Professor Emeritus Andrew Bacevich discussed why America has failed to end a largely unsuccessful war.
Keller in American History:Looking Back at U.S.-Mexican Relations
Prof. Renata Keller discussed the difficulties in U.S.-Mexican relations going back to the 19th century.
Gallagher in FT: China’s Latin American Lending
Prof. Kevin Gallagher said there is a statement behind China’s support for Latin America during times of economic distress.
Corgan in Boston Herald: The NATO-Putin Chess Match
Prof. Michael Corgan discussed the recent deployment of U.S. fighter jets to Iceland and the Netherlands.
Menchik in Mizan Project: The Politics of Translation in Indonesia
Prof. Jeremy Menchik discussed an unusual translation from Arabic into Indonesian of a well-known verse from the Qur’an.
Gallagher OpEd in LAGG: Latin America Needs a China Plan
Prof. Kevin Gallagher discusses Latin America’s lack of a strategy toward Chinese investments.
Schilde in Politifact on Tracking Flight Data in the EU
Prof. Kaija Schilde discussed tracking flight data and passenger records in the United Kingdom
Grimes in Straits Times: TPP and Obama’s Legacy
Prof. William Grimes discussed the likelihood of Congress taking on the TPP by the end of the year.
Najam in Boston Herald: Global Front Needed After Lahore Attacks
Dean Adil Najam called for a global front against extremism after the Lahore terror attack.
Anderson in University Times: State of Islamic Studies
Prof. Betty Anderson discusses the rise in popularity of the studies of Muslim societies.
Wippl on NECN: How Was the Brussels Attack Missed?
Prof. Joseph Wippl said terrorist organizations have increasingly sophisticated means of communication.
Wippl on WHDH News: Sophistication of the Brussels Attacks
Prof. Joseph Wippl discussed the planning and sophistication of the Brussels terror attacks.
Stern OpEd in Boston Globe: ISIS Targets Gray Zone
Prof. Jessica Stern said ISIS’s goal is to eliminate the “Gray Zone” of moderate Muslims in the West.
Stern in Higher Ed Chronicle: Engineers and Terrorism
Prof. Jessica Stern discusses the connections between an engineering education and terrorism.
Stern on NPR’s RadioBoston: ISIS and the Brussels Attacks
Prof. Jessica Stern discusses ISIS’s claims of responsibility for the Brussels terror attacks.
Hare in Le Populaire: The Obama-Castro Relationship
Amb. Paul Hare said the contrast between Obama and Castro has been startling.
Keller OpEd in NACLA: Mexico’s Disastrous War on Drugs
Prof. Renata Keller draws comparisons between the Cold War and Mexico’s War on Drugs.