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Menchik Speaks at Forum on Religion and Politics in Indonesia

in General News

Prof. Jeremy Menchik spoke at the forum hosted by the United States-Indonesia Society in Washington D.C.

Tagged: 2017, Forum, Indonesia, Jeremy Menchik, politics, Religion, US-Indonesia Society

FMHT: Justin Gest on White Working Class Politics

in Centers & Programs, Events News

Author and Professor Justin Gest discussed the politics of the white working class in relation to immigration and inequality.

Tagged: 2016, FMHT, Justin Gest, politics, White Minority, working class

Pardee School Takes Spring DC Trip

in Alumni, General News, Students

Pack your suitcases – the Pardee School is leading a trip to Washington, DC!

Tagged: Economics, Government, politics, Washington DC

Jessica Stern Testifies Before Senate on ISIS

in General News, In the Media

Jessica Stern testified before the Committee on Homeland Security in Washington, D. C. on Wednesday, Jan. 20.

Tagged: 2016, extremism, In The Media, ISIS, Jessica Stern, politics, senate, Stern, terrorism, The Hill

What Was the Top Global Story of 2015?

in General News

Pardee School faculty give their views on what was the most important international story of 2015. Syria and the rise of ISIS was the overwhelming choice.

Tagged: 2015, Boston University, News, Pardee School, politics, Top News Stories

Longman in CSM: Crisis in Rwanda

in In the Media

Pardee School Professor Timothy Longman said that President Kagame’s attempts to stay in power were causing a crisis in Rwanda.

Tagged: 2015, Africa, Christian Science Monitor, In The Media, Kagame, longman, politics, Rwanda, timothy longman

Woodward in Boston Globe: National Security Woes

in In the Media

Pardee School Professor John Woodward highlights a surprising consequence of the potential government shutdown – the harm it could do to national security.

Tagged: 2015, Boston Globe, Government, In The Media, John Woodward, national security, politics, Woodward

Selin in US News: Climate Change 2016

in In the Media

Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin said that the next president elected in the U. S. should be bold on environmental issues.

Tagged: 2015, Climate Change, Henrik Selin, In The Media, politics, Selin, United Nations, US News

Eckstein on APN: Cuba Change Long Overdue

in In the Media

Pardee School Professor Susan Eckstein said that the normalization of diplomatic relations between the U. S. and Cuba was a welcome change.

Tagged: 2015, Cuba, eckstein, In The Media, politics, Susan Eckstein

Alumni Spotlight: Joel Fajardo, Mayor of San Fernando

in Alumni

Joel Fajardo brings his Pardee School wisdom to the community of San Fernando, serving as their first openly gay mayor.

Tagged: 2015, Alumni, alumni spotlight, Careers, LGBT, politics

Bacevich Op-Ed in Boston Globe: Listen to Webb

in In the Media

Pardee School Emeritus Professor Andrew Bacevich says that the Presidential candidate most likely to offer substantive insight on foreign policy issues is one most voters have never heard of.

Tagged: 2015, Andrew Bacevich, Bacevich, Government, politics

Political Economy of Security Working Group

in Research

The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University is proud to welcome a new working group, “The Political Economy of Security.”

Tagged: 2015, economy, kaija schilde, Political Economy of Security, politics, schilde, security

Cross-University Symposium on Ritual and Politics in China

in Centers & Programs, Research

Scholars gathered at the Pardee School for a symposium on religion and politics co-hosted by Boston University’s Center for the Study of Asia and Harvard University’s Fairbank Center for the Study of China.

Tagged: 2015, Center for the Study of Asia, China, Eugenio Menegon, governance, Menegon, politics, Religion

Inaugural Lecture Looks at China Politics

in Events News

The Pardee School of Global Studies is proud to announce the latest installment in their Inaugural Lecture Series, “The Politics of Leadership in China.”

Tagged: 2015, China, Fewsmith, Inaugural Series, joe fewsmith, lampton, leadership, politics, vogel، 波士顿大学

Berger: Germany on the Brink

in In the Media

Thomas Berger, professor at the Pardee School, said that Germany stands on an economic and political brink after a right-wing protest this week.

Tagged: 2015, berger, Economics, Finance, germany, politics, thomas berger

Schmidt Talks Eurozone Crisis At Brussels Conference

in Events News

Vivien Schmidt discussed the Eurozone Crisis at the Annual Conference of the EU Commission’s Directorate-General of Economics and Finance.

Tagged: 2008 economic crisis, 2014, Center for the Study of Europe, Europe, European Union, Eurozone Crisis, Finance, politics, Schmidt

Corgan Talks American Politics in Iceland

in General News

The talk covered what the midterm elections will mean for ISIS, China, or Israel.

Tagged: 2014, Corgan, Iceland, politics, US politics

BtH: On Supporting Rebel Groups

in Beyond the Headlines, Events News

Pardee School professor Bob Loftis spoke at “Beyond the Headlines @Pardee School” on the challenges of supporting rebel groups in war-torn countries.

Tagged: 2014, beyond the headlines, BtH, politics, rebel, robert loftis, Syria

Ban in FT: Romania Needs Social Leadership

in In the Media

Cornel Ban encourages President-Elect Klaus Iohannis of Romania to consider the social needs of his people as he enters office.

Tagged: 2014, Cornel Ban, politics, Romania

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