In this week's edition, the Pardee School hosts the diplomatic and consular corps of Boston for a dinner and conversation on the state of diplomacy, the Center for the Study of Europe hosts former member of the German Bundestag Karsten Voigt for a series of lectures and class visits, Professor Julie Klinger published a journal article on environmental geoplitics and outer space, the GDP Center hosts a workshop on trade treaties and SDGs and Pardee professors in the media on protests in the Balkans, fear in the active shooter era, and New Zealand's Prime Minister.
The Global Development Policy Center held a workshop entitled “Rethinking Trade Treaties and Access to Medicines" at Boston University’s Washington, DC offices.
Olwen Purdue, Director of the Centre for Public History at Queen’s University Belfast, spoke on “The Uses of the Past in Divided Societies: Northern Ireland and the US.”
