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Sarah Snyder's new book chapter in Public Health and the American State is "Brother’s Brother Foundation in Costa Rica: A Case Study in Public-Private Partnerships and Global Health in the American Century."
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Mohammed Abu-Nimer is the recipient of the 41st Niwano Peace Prize in recognition of his lifelong commitment to peace and interfaith dialogue.
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Maria De Jesus' new co-authored article explores how mobility impacts the lives, livelihoods, and HIV care and treatment from the perspectives of women living with HIV in two epidemic settings, the Dominican Republic and Tanzania.
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William Akoto's new article in the Journal of Peace Research contributes new insights to explain why cyber economic espionage appears restricted to only a small number of advanced economies.
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Professor Valentina Bruno is an innovator within the intersection of macroeconomics and finance. Her appointment marks another milestone in the Kogods’ legacy of philanthropy at Ģ����Ƶ.
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Carl LeVan's new article in Political Research Quarterly identifies social and political conditions that increase different types of “vertical” mistrust in America.
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College of Arts and Sciences faculty producing works of fiction and nonfiction, music, poetry, and more
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Amidst the buzz of the 2024 film and television awards season, Ģ����Ƶ hosted a starry evening of its own in LA with a conversation about the power of storytelling in entertainment featuring faculty and alumni experts.
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Lauren Carruth's new article in Medical Anthropology discusses Somalis’ gut epistemologies and concept of dacar, providing an ecological perspective on the multispecies nature of digestion and life itself.
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Guy Ziv's new book addresses the paradox of Netanyahu's reputation as a security-minded leader and Israeli security community's distrust with him.
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