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New World Disorder

Najam Presents the SDPI Distinguished Lecture

in Research

Dear Adil Najam presented the 2020 SDPI Distinguished Lecture on “The World in 2020: An Update on the New World Disorder.”

Tagged: 2020, Adil Najam, Global Affairs, New World Disorder, SDPI

Pardee School Dean Meets With Alumni in Los Angeles

in Alumni, Events News, General News

Dean Adil Najam’s talk on “The New World Disorder” was hosted by Pardee School alumna Julia Kim Clarke (Pardee ’91) and Ben Clarke. 

Tagged: 2019, Adil Najam, Alumni, LA, New World Disorder

Najam Gives Lecture at SDPI on the New World Disorder

in General News

Dean Adil Najam discussed his “new world disorder” thesis at the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) in Islamabad.

Tagged: 2019, Adil Najam, New World Disorder, SDPI

Najam Keynotes at Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities

in Research

Dean Adil Najam presented a talk on “The New World Disorder” as the keynote address at conference on Social Science and Humanities in the New Millennium.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Humanities, New World Disorder, Social Science

Najam Interviewed on “New World Disorder” Thesis

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam was interviewed on Pakistan’s Capital TV on how a “new world disorder” is now defining global politics.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, capital tv, New World Disorder

Najam Delivers 2017 Kleh Distinguished Lecture

in Events News

Dean Adil Najam delivered the 2017 Kleh Distinguished Lecture in London, on “The New World Disorder: The Politics of Anti-Politics.”

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Brexit, Donald Trump, Kleh Lecture, Narendra Modi, New World Disorder, Strongman

Najam Speaks at MIT SPURS Humphrey Fellows Commencement

in General News

Dean Adil Najam was the keynote speaker at the 49th commencement ceremony of the MIT SPURS and Humphrey Fellows.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Humphrey Fellows, MIT, New World Disorder, SPURS

Pardee School at BU Latin American Alumni Summit

in Alumni, Events News

Pardee School Dean Adil Najam delivered the keynote address at the Summit entitled “Understanding This Global Moment.”

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Alumni, In The Media, Kevin Gallagher, Latin America, New World Disorder, Summit

Najam Writes Op-Ed on ‘The New World Disorder’

in In the Media

Najam argues that we may be seeing the messy dismantling of a world order.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Alt-Right, Brexit, Democracy, Donald Trump, New World Disorder, Newsline, Op-Ed, OpEd, Post-Truth, Technology

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