To understand more about how the ICC works, how genocides get prosecuted, and how groups seek justice and healing, we asked SIS professors to share their expertise on these topics.
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We asked several SIS students and faculty members to tell us about their summer internships, practicum experiences, and research.
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Following the first GOP presidential debate, SIS professor Jordan Tama analyzed the candidates' positions on foreign policy issues, including funding to Ukraine.
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SIS professor Lauren Carruth shares details about her summer research in Ethiopia.
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Ecuador’s political landscape has recently been plunged into turmoil as the country prepares for snap elections on August 20.
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Professor Patrick Thaddeus Jackson analyzes the statement Vietnam made by banning screenings of "Barbie" as well as the broader gender roles critique the film makes.
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Headlines and Front Lines: How US News Coverage of Wars in Yemen and Ukraine Reveal Bias in Recording Civilian Harm
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SIS professor Sharon Weiner on what the movie Oppenheimer missed.
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SIS professor Susan Shepler answered a few questions for us about the concerns raised over Sierra Leone’s recent election and discussed how the democratic process has evolved in the nation over the last two decades in this new Q+A
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Joseph Torigian, an expert on China and Russia and SIS professor, walked The Conversation through how Beijing has responded to the chaotic 24 hours in which mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin challenged the Kremlin – and why that matters.
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