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How Equitable Is the Distribution of COVID-19 Vaccines?
SIS professor Maria De Jesus answers questions about global COVID-19 vaccine dose distributions.
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SIS professor Maria De Jesus answers questions about global COVID-19 vaccine dose distributions.
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International ·
We recently spoke with SIS professor Ji-Young Lee and SIS PhD candidate Eleni Ekmektsioglou about their research article, “North Korea, missile defense, and US-China security dilemma.”
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Student Life ·
SIS student and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Lia Cheek has formed a career in conservation and an interest in environmental justice.
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International ·
We spoke with SIS professor Doga Eralp about his new research article, “The Safe Zone for Undesirables on the Turkey-Syria Border.”
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In Remembrance ·
Upon learning of Professor Emeritus Abdul Aziz Said's passing, many in the SIS community shared their reminiscences of him.
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International ·
A Q&A with SIS Professor Susan Shepler on the effects of COVID-19 on rates of female genital mutilation and forced marriage in Sierra Leone and across Africa
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International ·
The roots of Buddhist nationalism in Myanmar go back to colonial days. Those behind the military coup aim to use it to legitimize the seizure of power.
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Achievements ·
Following their completion of the Rangel Graduate Fellowship program, Zizhan Luo (SIS/BA, CAS/BS ’19) and Tammy Nguyen (SIS/BA ’21) will receive appointments as Foreign Service Officers in the US Department of State.
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Business ·
Four members of Kogod's Student Managed Investment Fund—which consistently outperforms the market—break down all the questions you never thought you'd need to ask.
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In Remembrance ·
Abdul Aziz Said founded the International Peace and Conflict Resolution program and worked at AU for nearly 60 years.
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