Why Fletcher?: Fabian Olarte (MIB’11), International Security Manager, Inter-American Development Bank
After the Wall Street crash of 2008, Fabian Olarte (MIB ’11) found himself seeking a new career path. He decided
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Student Research: Boosting Intra-Africa Trade in East Africa
by Utsav Mulay (MIB 2018) Prior to travel and while in Rwanda, I identified access to energy, or lack thereof,
Read moreNew Research from Jette Steen Knudsen: Government Regulation and International CSR
Government Regulation of International Corporate Social Responsibility in the US and the UK: How Domestic Institutions Shape Mandatory and Supportive
Read moreStudent Research: Engaging the Market: Investor Relations in Mainland China
As the calendar turns summer and another class leaves Fletcher, we reflect on some of the fascinating research we’ve supported
Read moreCommencing a New Chapter: MIB Annin Peck Reflects on Fletcher Experience
As part of the run-up to commencement, The Fletcher School is profiling a number of graduating MIBs, looking back on
Read more“Entrepreneurship in Nunavik – A Credible Alternative?” by Nathan Cohen-Fournier (MIB ’17)
by Nathan Cohen-Fournier (MIB ’17) The Arctic, once inaccessible, today offers itself to an interconnected world and thirsty for resources.
Read moreStudent Research: Madagascar: The Last Frontier for IT/BPO in the Francophone World?
by Domoina Rambeloarison (MIB 2017) By 2020, the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry is expected to reach $220 billion. Broadly
Read moreStudent Research: Behind the Numbers: Finding Success in Impact Investing
by McKenzie Smith (MIB 2017) In their 2016 Investor’s Survey, the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) reported that 99% of
Read moreMIB Alum in Pakistan Today – “What’s in a name?”
What’s in a name? by Imad Ahmed (MIB 2011) Disputes over the Indus waters divide the Republic of India and
Read moreStudent Research: Is It a Small World After All? Disney’s China Gamble
by James Kochien (MIB 2017) “Disneyland is presented as imaginary in order to make us believe that the rest is
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