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Guidelines for international engagement

Einaudi announces Fulbright-Hays winners

Fulbrighter works for change beyond borders

Man on bicycle in front of door in Nepal

Ambassadors address border policy in Lund Debate

Migrations: Call for faculty and postdoctoral fellows

Einaudi Center appoints new director

Rachel Beatty Riedl to set Einaudi's strategic course, advance international initiatives.

Rohingya Muslims Flee Violence In Myanmar

Migration Studies minor

Einaudi Center cross-disciplinary undergraduate minor

Migrations: A Global Grand Challenge branding

Global Grand Challenge: Migrations

Researching, Teaching, and Building for a World on the Move

Trafficking: Reunion 2019 Roundtable

Gunisha Kaur, Weill Cornell Medicine, discusses the current refugee migration crisis during a Reunion 2019 roundtable on the global implications of trafficking.

IAD 2019 Summer Conference Inspired by Migrations Global Grand Challenge

Global scholars converged in Livingstone, Zambia, this summer to attend the 2019 Summer Africa Conference and Early Career Workshop—hosted by the Institute for African Development (IAD), part of th

Einaudi Center appoints new director

Rachel Beatty Riedl will set Einaudi's strategic course, advance international initiatives

Einaudi's CRADLE tackles a*hole problem

Robert C. Hockett, co-founder of the Cornell Research Academy for Development, Law and Economics (CRADLE) supported by the Einaudi Center, defines an asshole as “somebody who thinks that he or she is...

Eric Gulson on Sulawesi island in Indonesia

Eric Gulson ’17: Fulbright project saves Indonesian nesting birds

During his Fulbright grant to Indonesia, Eric led a project designed to restore nesting sites for two species of hornbill birds.

contemporary sumi-e Japanese ink painting

Cornell East Asia Series partners with Cornell UP

The Cornell East Asia Series (CEAS), the scholarly press of the Einaudi Center's East Asia Program, has joined

Einaudi grants to send 86 students packing

Eighty-six Cornell graduate students have been awarded travel grants from the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies for the 2019-20 academic year