SIS professor Guy Ziv answers questions about his new article on the history behind the idea of a “one-state solution” to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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After lawmakers averted a federal government shutdown last week, SIS professor Jordan Tama answers a few questions about the state of bipartisanship in the US Congress.
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SIS professor Jennifer Poole discusses her recent research at the intersection of economic development and women’s empowerment.
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SIS professor Benjamin Jensen explains that civilians often become pawns in war when one side does not have a military advantage against a stronger adversary – and looks for other ways to weaken their opponent.
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While the Kennedy Administration is known for several historic events, it also left a legacy in the field of human rights both at home and abroad
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We spoke with Robin Gary, SIS/MA ’03, WCL/JD ’03, about how she applies her interest in human rights work to her law career.
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SIS professor Krista Tuomi is an instructor for the Veteran Women Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship (V-WISE) program.
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American University honored cybersecurity leader Zach Tudor, Associate Laboratory Director of Idaho National Laboratory (INL), with its annual Inclusive Technology Policy Changemaker Award.
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SIS professor Angela Pashayan and student Sophie Cazares, SIS/BA ’25, share about their research in Kenya and opportunities available through internships abroad.
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While it’s a decision only you can make, understanding the numerous benefits and opportunities that come with pursuing a graduate degree from American University’s School of International Service (SIS) is an important step.
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