Schilde Receives EURYDICE Grant to Explore EU’s Role as a Global Security Actor
Professor Kaija Schilde recently received the EURYDICE grant which will help her advance the academic inquiry around the EU's role as a global security state.
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Professor Kaija Schilde recently received the EURYDICE grant which will help her advance the academic inquiry around the EU's role as a global security state.
Rising Junior Alexia Nastasia (Pardee ’27) reports for The Boston Globe as a summer intern.
Professor Menchik testified before the Massachusetts Special Commission on Combating Antisemitism at the Massachusetts State House in Boston.
Pardee student Cole Hecker (IR'26) speaks out against North Korea's human rights violations at the UNHRC meeting.
Pardee student Campbell Taylor reflects on her summer internship experience at the City of Boston's Planning Advisory Council.
Professor Lori recently published a research article in Geopolitics journal named “Zombies, Miracles, and Memory: Towards a Research Agenda on Mobility, Temporality, and Political Possibility.”
Assistant Professor and Middle East expert Shamiran Mako was appointed as a member of the Steering Committee for POMEPS.
The Center for Latin American Studies in the Frederick S. Pardee School recently received a generous gift of $1 million from Boston University alums Antonio Gomes (LAW’96), who is also a BU trustee, and Dean’s Advisory Board member Maria Cristina Dos Santos De Souza (Pardee’20).