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

Opening this weekend at the Johnson!

In the Gold, Moak, Schaenen, and Class of 1953 Galleries, Floor 2L

Spring GETSEA Mini-Course, apply by Feb 13

The consortium for Graduate Education and Training in Southeast Asian Studies (GETSEA) is offering one free and virtual mini-course this...

Call for Papers

Abstracts due April 15, conference July 24-26

Apply now for Einaudi research support!

Proposals are due March 16 for seed grants and new targeted support for early-career faculty with research in international studies.

Sarosh Kuruvilla, SEAP/SAP

Sarosh Kuruvilla, a Cornell University professor, provides an analysis of the Dindigul labor agreement and sourcing challenges in the Indian garment...

Andrew Willford, SAP/SEAP

Andrew Willford (SAP/SEAP) explores how culture shapes psychological symptoms in his new book, “Modernity and Malevolence in the Psychiatric Clinic:...

Tom Pepinsky, SEAP

Thomas Pepinsky, a Cornell University politics professor, provides expert analysis on Trump's likely engagement in resolving the Thailand-Cambodia...

Tom Pepinsky, SEAP

Tom Pepinsky, professor of government, notes that Cambodia’s West Point–trained prime minister has strong incentives to respond forcefully to any...

Joshua Kam, SEAP Grad Student

Joshua Kam, a doctoral Asian Studies student, offers insight on the history and cultural symbolism of native Southeast Asian fruits.

Emma Alexander '26 in Cambodia

Alexander writes: “This internship solidified my interest in global academic work and deepened my commitment to cross-cultural storytelling.”