In this week's edition, several Pardee School faculty members spoke at a DPE student-led conference, the Beyond the Headlines series continues with a discussion on the 1999 NATO intervention in Yugoslavia, Lerna Ekmekcioglu delivers the 2019 Campagna-Kerven Lecture, Dean Adil Najam speaks at a BU STH Conference on ecological injustice, and Pardee professors in the media on NATO-Russia relations, the Rwandan genocide, and the resignation of Algeria's president.
In a recent paper, Menchik undertook quantitative content analysis from election posters of over 750 Indonesian candidates from Islamic political parties.
The discussion, hosted by the Center for the Study of Asia and Pardee Women's Group, was entitled "Rising India, Rising Nationalism, and the National Elections."
The Pardee Graduate Council hosted Pardee School students at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, attending "Nowruz 2019: The Persian New Year Festival."
Former Presidential Daily Briefer Sunny J. Singh led an engaging conversation about the most coveted publication in the world, the President's Daily Brief.
