Reworking Pakistani identity (Prerna Singh cited)
January 11, 2022 Dawn
This article cites Prerna Singh's work on sub-nationalism in India as it compares to achieving positive civic outcomes in the Middle East.
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January 11, 2022 Dawn
This article cites Prerna Singh's work on sub-nationalism in India as it compares to achieving positive civic outcomes in the Middle East.
December 15, 2021 Institute for the Future of Education
This article highlights research by Jayanti Owens that shows that behavioral challenges seen from preschool age can be significant predictors of whether boys drop out of high school or decide not to go to college.
November 22, 2021 The Guardian
Ashutosh Varshney provided commentary in this article on Prime Minister Modi's repeal of farm laws in India that have prompted a year of unrest.
November 1, 2021 The Hill
Brian Atwood penned this column exploring how, as the Peoples’ Republic of China steps up its pressure on Taiwan, the debate over U.S. policy heats up as well.
October 26, 2021 Business Insider
Jayanti Owens offered commentary on the discrepancies between men and women when it comes to college application rates.
October 22, 2021
Prerna Singh recently authored, How Exclusionary Nationalism Has Made the World Socially Sicker from COVID-19, in which she argues that the preexisting notion of exclusionary nationalism has made the COVID-19 pandemic more dangerous than it might otherwise have been.
October 19, 2021 Indian Express
In this piece, Ashutosh Varshney makes a comparitive analysis between the historical American period known as the Jim Crow South and the current state of Hindu nationalism.
September 22, 2021 The Guardian
Mark Blyth penned this piece on the current housing market, how it's affecting middle class America, and where it may potentially be heading.
September 8, 2021 TIME
Ashutosh Varshney offered commentary in this article on the future of BJP’s immigration enforcement in India.
August 30, 2021 Washington Post
Ashutosh Varshney provided commentary in this article on the social fear of Muslims overtaking Hindus in India.
August 6, 2021
Jonathan Collins recently authored, "Does the Meeting Style Matter? The Effects of Exposure to Participatory and Deliberative School Board Meetings" a study focused on the effects of civic engagement in public meetings.
July 29, 2021 TLS UK
Omer Bartov penned this article on WWII and Nazi Germany based on a recent series of welldocumented studies.
July 14, 2021 Ancient Origins
This article cites David Kertzer and his findings when studying the Vatican Archives of Pope Pius XII in 2020.
June 28, 2021 BBC News Brasil
James Green offers commentary in this article on the history of homosexuality in Brazil.
May 20, 2021 National Catholic Reporter
David Kertzer is cited and provided commentary in this article stating, "I do not think there is going to be one smoking gun — in fact, I would despair of any evidence that's actually changing people’s minds these days."
March 26, 2021 The New York Jewish Week
David Kertzer is cited in this article.
March 12, 2021
Drawing on Rio de Janeiro City Councillor Marielle Franco's published masters thesis in public administration, Professor Geri Augusto recently wrote the article, "For Marielle: Mulhere(s) da Maré—Danger, Seeds and Tides" for Transition magazine that shines a light on Marielle's thinking about favela life on its own terms, gender equality, anti-racism, policing, and social justice.
January 6, 2021 Washington Post
Jori Breslawski penned this article on how the Taliban signed a deal with UNICEF to open 4,000 schools inside its territory.
December 17, 2020
In December, 2020, Nadje Al-Ali co-wrote, "Beyond Feminism? Jineolojî and the Kurdish Women’s Freedom Movement." In it, Director of the Center for Middle East Studies Nadje Al-Ali and co-author Dr. Isabel Käser explore the concept of Jineolojî, a new science and paradigm developed by Kurdish women to challenge western androcentric knowledge production and address gender-based inequalities within Kurdish society.
December 10, 2020 Boston Globe
Stephen Kinzer in the Boston Globe, "The muse of history reminds us that everything nations do today shapes their prospects in the world of tomorrow."