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The webinar will focus on the impact and strategies of managing the pandemic to date and policies for the future. How did the African countries...
Kelly Zamudio, IAD faculty and an author on the study, says, “it’s better to be a secondary, or even the third, female in a group" when mating with...
Richard Geddes suggests that privatization for the U.S. postal system could be a good option, emphasizing the success seen in peer European...
The Local spoke with IES faculty Caitlín Barrett about the Greek ancestors of several German words. 
#SummerPassport (video): August 12, 2020. Learn how the coronavirus crisis is affecting immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees, including new...
Our world is increasingly in motion. In a new interdisciplinary course, "Migrations: A Global, Interdisciplinary, Multispecies Examination" (DSOC...
“Trump may not care, but others in the party should tread carefully here,” says Jens David Ohlin (PACS).
A government payoff from the TikTok deal sets a "dangerous precedent" say SAP faculty Eswar Prasad.
PACS faculty Sarah Kreps gives her insights into Trump's TikTok deal and the US attempts to disentangle from Chinese tech.
Einaudi's Carl Marks Professor of International Studies Kaushik Basu writes, "Social norms are often more effective than government mandates," in...