Summer check-in + new faculty!
Hello, blog readers! John Anderson here, checking in because it has been several weeks since our last post. The office
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Hello, blog readers! John Anderson here, checking in because it has been several weeks since our last post. The office
Read moreAnyone following the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine over the past month has likely run into commentary by Professor Chris Miller at some point.
Read moreIn times of international crisis I’m always glad to be able to refer to the extensive expertise of Fletcher’s faculty.
Read moreFletcher will be well-represented at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (known as COP26) taking place in Glasgow between October 31 and November 12.
Read moreI thought it worth sharing a recent interview with Fletcher Professor Karen Jacobsen in TuftsNow focusing on the resettlement process of tens of thousands of Afghan evacuees in the United States.
Read moreIn times of large-font newspaper headlines, we can count on Fletcher faculty to offer their analysis of complex international crises.
Read moreFletcher students know Professor Dyan Mazurana well. She co-advises the Gender and Intersectional Analysis Field of Study (one of the only areas of concentration of its kind among APSIA schools), and I can tell readers from personal experience that her course Gender, Culture and Conflict in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies is not to be missed.
Read moreOccasionally I like to direct blog readers toward the many Fletcher faculty voices driving the greater public conversations on the
Read moreAs the world enters month 5 of constant crisis mode, one reassuring bright spot on our end has been witnessing the nimbleness of Fletcher’s scholarly community in analyzing various facets of the pandemic. While it’s admittedly something of a cold comfort, it’s hard not to notice how an interdisciplinary international affairs faculty and research community is ideally positioned to respond to one of the most truly global emergencies of our lifetimes.
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