We spoke with SIS professor emeritus Philip Brenner, who specializes in US-Cuba relations, to learn more about what sparked the recent unrest in Cuba.
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Since the Research on International Policy Implementation Lab launched at SIS in August 2020, SIS professor Susanna Campbell has spearheaded five new research projects and hired a number of SIS PhD and MA students to work on them.
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SIS professor Scott Freeman discusses the circumstances leading up to and the implications of the Haitian president's assassination.
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SIS professor Anthony Fontes won the Best Article award in the Journal of Latin American Studies for his co-authored article about the Guatemalan prison system’s economic and social norms. In this interview, he answers questions about the article.
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Professor Horace Bartilow aims to make academic contributions that broaden the perspective of international relations study beyond its traditional Western focus.
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The high costs of the world's colossally unequal COVID-19 immunization rates.
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We spoke with SIS professor Nina Yamanis about the challenges and adaptations made by local health officials in Tanzania working to contain and manage COVID-19 despite denialism and a limited national government-led response.
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Danya Hamad (SIS/MA ’21) has graduated with a Master in International Relations from SIS at just 19 years old.
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During their time at SIS, alumni Dhanya Rao and Lori Younissess conducted research projects that focused on musical genres.
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