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Einaudi Center news highlights global research, programs, and achievements across Cornell’s international studies community.

Nicholas Mulder, IES

Nicholas Mulder, a Cornell historian specializing in sanctions, provided expert analysis on the risks of escalating financial sanctions and their...

Cristobal Young, IES

Cristobal Young, a Cornell University sociologist, estimates Washington's new millionaires tax would result in a net loss of only 1.9% of the state's...

Einaudi Welcomes Program Directors

Three program directors join our leadership this fall: Chris Way, Ken Roberts, and Robert Travers.

Kaushik Basu, IES/SAP

CRADLE cofounder Kaushik Basu (IES/SAP) analyzes the consequences of political interference in economic policy using high-profile global examples.

Isabel M. Perera, IES

Isabel M. Perera, a Cornell University assistant professor, analyzes the political and labor factors limiting mental health care access in the U.S.

Cristobal Young, IES

Cristobal Young, a Cornell University associate professor, found that tax rates have little impact on millionaire migration decisions.

Mike Fontaine, IES

Mike Fontaine, a Cornell University classics professor, compares Trump's UFC event to the 'bread and circuses' strategy of ancient Rome. 

Cristobal Young, IES

What really happens to the ultra-rich when states and localities increase taxes? Cristobal Young argues that fears of wealthy people fleeing high-tax...

Nicholas Mulder, IES

Cornell Professor Nicholas Mulder argues that the increasing government stake in AI companies is part of a fourth wave of nationalizations in a...

Nicholas Mulder, IES

According to this International Monetary Fund article by Nicholas Mulder (IES/PACS), the world is experiencing a fourth wave of nationalization....