Course Spotlight: Broadening the Study of War
Faculty Q&A
Off Campus, On Line - Susan Moffitt
Off Campus, On Line - Eric Patashnik
Off Campus, On Line - Stephen Kinzer
Constitutional Law Expert on Civil Rights in India and the U.S.
Bringing Law and Business Expertise into the Classroom
Professor Nitsan Chorev Discusses her Newest Book
New Book Exposes Indirect Impacts of Wartime Violence
Watson Faculty Fellow Introduces New Initiative: Africa Speaker Series
Theoretical Physicist Sylvester James “Jim” Gates Jr. Joins the Ranks
New Podcast, Brazil Unfiltered, Delves into Controversial Brazilian Politics and Policies
Happy Homecoming: Alum Returns to Teach Students How to Evaluate Policy
History as a Creative Act: A Conversation with the New Director of Middle East Studies
Violence, Trauma, Resentment: The Evils of Polygyny
Inside DC: Course Exposes Students to Policy in Theory and in Practice
Q&A with Susan Moffitt on Taubman Center Poll
Changing the World through Active Engagement
Former President of Brazil Luiz Inácio da Silva enters prison.
Police, Violence, and Legitimacy
Jo-Anne Hart on President Trump's New National Security Adviser
Turmoil in Brazil Ahead of Presidential Elections
Catherine Lutz deconstructs National Geographic’s racist photographic history
The #MeToo movement caught fire in a uniquely 21st century moment
The Changing Politics of Immigration and Adoption
Small States: Microcosms for the World
Helping Others in the Age of Trump
Industry, Innovation, and Politics in Today's China
Will rising tensions between the United States and North Korea lead to nuclear war?
Violence in India, Modi’s Illiberalism, and Donald Trump
Healthy Change: Why Some Policy Reforms Stick & Others Are Dropped
A Sense of We-ness: Exploring Why People in Some Places Lead Better Lives
The RIIPL Effect of Evidence-Based Policy Solutions