February/March Fletcher news

Every now and then I like to share some Fletcher news that stood out to me but that may not have crossed your inbox.  This is the February/March installment.

Just this past weekend, Miranda Bogen, F16, spoke to the NPR program “On the Media” on why Google shows different maps to different countries.

Professor Monica Toft discussed the establishment of the new Center for Strategic Studies.

Dean Bhaskar Chakravorti wrote about how Facebook could fix itself.

A member of the Armenian Government recommended Professor Jeswald Salacuse‘s 2003 book The Global Negotiator.

Professor Avery Cohn co-authored an article on how climate change will affect agriculture and nutrition.

Also in the environment realm, the Center for International Environment and Resource Policy recently signed an agreement with the Woods Hole Research Center to support Paris Climate Agreement goals.

And, last for today, current first-year MALD student Nicholas Glavin was interviewed by the BBC regarding the capture of British Islamic State militants.