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Fall 2020 First Look
While we wish we could see you in person this semester, our professors are hard at work preparing to move to a virtual environment. No matter the circumstances, we are committed to providing a world-class education and an excellent remote instructional experience. Hear from a few of our instructors about their plans for the Fall 2020 semester!
School Updates
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Professor Sarah Wagner Awarded 1st Prize of the Victor Turner Prize Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Wagner, Professor of Anthropology and Faculty Affiliate at IERES, for receiving the Victor Turner Prize in Ethnographic Writing for her book What Remains: Bringing America’s Missing Home from the Vietnam War (Harvard University Press, 2019). |
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"COVID-19, BLM, and the Undoing of Human Rights in Counterterrorism" with Dr. Rollie Lal On July 23rd, 2020, Dr. Rollie Lal, Associate Professor at the Elliott School of International Affairs, and Dr. Graham Cornwell, Assistant Dean of Research at the Elliott School discussed how the US response to the pandemic and BLM protests needs to be addressed in order to preserve legitimacy in counterterrorism policy. |
Upcoming Events
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Modi and The Reinvention of Indian Foreign Policy with author Ian Hall |
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On the Hemisphere's Horizon: Development in Latin America |
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Front Porch Chat with "The Revenant" Author Michael Punke, ESIA BA '86
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BA Candidate, International Affairs and Political Science, Dean's Scholar, Class of 2021
"I have always loved politics, political science, and international affairs, and so the prospect of choosing my own research path that would combine all of those areas was my top priority.
In the Dean's Scholars Program, I am researching the influence of the Brexit movement, referendum, and EU withdrawal politics on the British Conservative Party, which has allowed me to combine all of my broader passions."
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