"Engaging with these farmers allowed me to explore the unique ecological indicators they employ to predict extreme weather events for farming."

Gustavo Flores-Macías (LACS) shares lessons from Latin America in an op-ed in The Hill: "Barring candidates is unlikely to bring stability to the political system."

In the 2024 election cycle, Paul Friesen is using an international lens to monitor threats to U.S. democracy.

"Democracy has to be continually practiced and improved,” says Einaudi director Rachel Riedl in an article recently published in the peer-reviewed journal World Politics. Read coverage of findings from our democratic threats team.

Einaudi Migrations fellows Gunisha Kaur (Weill Cornell Medicine) and Stephen Yale-Loehr (Cornell Law) are partnering on the new project.

Mostafa Minawi has received the Middle East Studies Association's Albert Hourani Book Award for "Losing Istanbul: Arab-Ottoman Imperialists and the End of Empire."

Jamaican poet Ishion Hutchinson contributes to Einaudi's inequalities, identities, and justice global research priority. "I can hear a poem before it arrives," he says in this Guardian interview.

Now at Florida State, Gündoğan says his time as an IIE-SRF fellow in Einaudi's Institute for European studies was a "catapult that launched me."

Laidlaw "allowed me to be intensely involved with my professor’s research," says Eli Newell ’24. Meet the scholars and find out how to apply.

PhD students Frances Cayton and Jarvis Fisher received Einaudi fellowships to study “rare and distinctive” modern languages. Apply now!