Check out our events for the week of April 28, 2024 ow.ly/G4as50Rp7Bn

Join us this week with Weatherhead Fellow Eve McCloud for her talk 'Next Best Move: Playing Chess and Not Checkers in the Geostrategic Landscape' on
Thursday, May 2nd at 12:15pm at 61 Kirkland St.
Lunch is available at noon.

Join us at this week's seminar with Weatherhead Fellow Paulina Deryło-Peltz entitled 'Hybrid Warfare and Disinformation: A Threat to State Security.'

Thursday, April 25th at 12:15pm, 61 Kirkland St.
Lunch available at noon.

Excited to share that our Postdoctoral Fellow Anirvan Chowdhury was interviewed for this article on the role of women and youth in India's upcoming election.

washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/…

Join us in person on Wed 5/1 for a panel on how leading social scientists study key forms of prejudice—specifically antisemitism and Islamophobia—in the US context. Event details at ow.ly/pq4P50ReXhw

Cosponsored by Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Ethics CJS Harvard CMES CAPSHarvard

In a new book, Doktora Amy Austin Holmes uncovers the history—from creation to today—of a brave region in Syria in its path toward semi-autonomy. ow.ly/9N5B50R9nLA

Looking forward to this year's International Book Blitz! At this Blitz, we are excited to hear from Sugata Bose, Christina L. Davis, Merilee Grindle, Michèle Lamont, Ya-Wen Lei, and Meg Rithmire!

Join us on April 18th for a seminar with visiting scholar Camille Hamidi called 'How Does the Migration Crisis Impact Homelessness Policies? Toward a Comparison of Local Welfare Mixes.' The talk will be held at 61 Kirkland at 12:15.
Lunch will be provided.

Join us on Thursday April 4th for a talk with Hadas Zur on “Rethinking Violence in the City in the Digital Age.” The talk will be held in CGIS K262 at 12:00.
Lunch will be provided.

Check out our events for the week of March 31, 2024 ow.ly/FMmO50R4Ucm

Congratulations to Program Director Christina Davis, for being awarded the Foreign Minister's Commendation! boston.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/11_000…

Looking forward to this year's International Book Blitz! At this Blitz, we are excited to hear from Sugata Bose, Christina L. Davis, Merilee Grindle, Michèle Lamont, Ya-Wen Lei, and Meg Rithmire!

Attention mid-career or senior diplomats, journalists, civil servants, businesspeople, and other professionals! Spend up to a year in Weatherhead Scholars Program. Applications are due Friday 3/1. For more details, including a link to apply: ow.ly/IeQj50QFHwK

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Happy to share that my article for Security Dialogue is now available online first. In this piece, I analyze spatial planning practices in Egypt and Lebanon to propose alternative theoretical tools for thinking about security. bit.ly/3IotWS4

Excited to share this week's WSP Seminar with Postdoctoral Fellow Maha Shehade Switat:

'Settling for (In)equality: The Impact of the 'Vanishing Trials' on Gender and Ethnic Inequalities in Labor Disputes'
Thursday, March 28th at 12:15pm, 61 Kirkland St.
Lunch available at noon.

New book by Noam Lupu brings together different perspectives—from voters and elites—on income redistribution policies. From Cambridge University Press: cambridge.org/core/books/une…

Excited to share that my paper on the evolution of Prussia’s monetary architecture (1740-1914) is now available not only in English, but also in German

DE: dezernatzukunft.org/staatsverschul…

EN: dezernatzukunft.org/sovereign-debt…

Thx to Dezernat Zukunft !

Does the extent to which media link foreign events to domestic affairs vary between national contexts? And if so, how? In a new article in Journalism (open access) Jan Willem Duyvendak and I delve into these questions for the cases of France and the Netherlands.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Attention mid-career or senior diplomats, journalists, civil servants, businesspeople, and other professionals! Spend up to a year with us in Weatherhead Scholars Program. Applications are due Friday 3/1. For more details, including a link to apply: ow.ly/IeQj50QFHwK

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New research by F. H. Chagas-Bastos in International Affairs explores the dynamics of rising powers in global politics through the concept of 'international insertion' to understand how peripheral states navigate power transitions. academic.oup.com/ia/article/100…