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November 3-4, 2023

China/Africa relations have a long history, with modern China/Africa relations having originated during the 1955 Bandung conference where Asian and...

Angela Cornell, LACS

Angela Cornell, clinical professor of law, says, “Weakening the right to strike by making it riskier to exercise means it will reduce the only...

Stephen Yale-Loehr, Migrations

"While anti-immigrant politicians in border states are seeking to score points by manufacturing a “migrant crisis” in destination cities and states,...

Alexandra Dufresne, GPV

A column in the Cortland Standard by Global Public Voices fellow Alexandra Dufresne.

Kaushik Basu, SAP

"Major advances in AI are raising a raft of concerns about education, work, warfare, and other risks that could destabilize human civilization,"...

Estelle McKee, Global Public Voices

Estelle McKee, professor of immigration law, recounts her experience representing an El Salvadorian man with schizophrenia who was deported after...

Sarah Kreps, PACS

“It’s not that one piece of content is going to be devastating; it’s the collective, scaled approach to inauthenticity that’s the problem. People can...

Submit your class papers for an award!

We're pleased to share the attached Call for Papers for the 2023 Southeast Asia Digital Library Undergraduate Paper Award, open to students at all...

Jaclyn Kelley-Widmer, Global Public Voices

“These orders are going to be discriminatory in impact and on their face, meaning in their text, because in the order they explicitly singled out...

Robert Hockett, CRADLE

Robert Hockett, professor of law and finance, discusses the possibility of President Biden selling government assets to continue paying pensions and...