Following the first GOP presidential debate, SIS professor Jordan Tama analyzed the candidates' positions on foreign policy issues, including funding to Ukraine.
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Republican leaders are sharply divided over how the United States should position itself in the world.
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A conversation among strangers. A story shared around a table. This is often the raw work of peacebuilding. In the eyes of American University professor Mohammed Abu-Nimer, the mechanisms of peace largely comprise these moments of human connection.
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SIS Professor Mohammed Abu-Nimer will serve as the inaugural Abdul Aziz Said Chair in International Peace and Conflict Resolution to advance the development and adoption of faith-informed peace interventions.
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SIS professor Lauren Carruth shares details about her summer research in Ethiopia.
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A conversation among strangers. A story shared around a table. This is often the raw work of peacebuilding. In the eyes of American University professor Mohammed Abu-Nimer, the mechanisms of peace largely comprise these moments of human connection.
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Ecuador’s political landscape has recently been plunged into turmoil as the country prepares for snap elections on August 20.
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Professor Patrick Thaddeus Jackson analyzes the statement Vietnam made by banning screenings of "Barbie" as well as the broader gender roles critique the film makes.
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The School of International Service alumnus puts bravery and brains on the line to raise equipment, funds for Ukrainians facing Russian invasion.
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Tom Snitch, SIS/MA ’77, SIS/PhD ’82, deepens his commitment to SIS students through the new Tom and Mary Snitch Fund for First Generation Success.
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