SIS professor and Abdul Aziz Said Chair in International Peace and Conflict Resolution Mohammed Abu-Nimer spoke with us about how a peace and conflict resolution expert approaches the Israel-Hamas war.
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The School of International Service alumnus and nonprofit founder advances everything from LGBTQIA+ acceptance to clean-energy solutions through his consulting work.
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The Ebony Eagle of Excellence award winner and HayesXChange founder is setting the stage for the next generation of diplomats.
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Ecuador held its presidential runoff election on October 15, 2023. This runoff was the final step in an election process marked by controversy, compounding crises, and tragedy.
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SIS professors Garret Martin and Alexandria Wilson-McDonald answer a few questions about the results of Poland’s parliamentary election in this Q and A.
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SIS professor Randall Henning answers a few questions about the significance of the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund Annual Meetings, which are being held October 9-15, 2023.
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A surprise attack on Israeli territory by Arab coalition forces on October 6, 1973, began the final and bloodiest conflict of the Arab-Israeli wars.
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Professor Mohammed Abu-Nimer carries on the legacy of his late colleague, friend, and peacebuilding pioneer.
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SIS professors Alexandria Wilson-McDonald and Keith Darden offer their perspectives on the outcome of Slovakia’s recent election in this Q+A.
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American University’s School of International Service and Football for Peace are launching the first Football for Peace Center in the United States.
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