International Affairs is delighted and proud to announce the recipients of the 2020 capstone prizes. Congratulations to all! Outstanding Portfolios Prize: Shay Bialik and Katherine Harris Shay Bialik‘s two papers […]
On July 13th, the Graduate Programs in International Affairs at The New School, along with UN Committee for Development Policy (CDP), Social Watch International and Global Policy Forum, held a […]
On May 28th, the Graduate Programs in International Affairs at The New School, along with Health Policy Watch and the Independent Panel on Global Governance for Health at the University […]
The Asahi Shimbun newspaper seeks a skilled and highly motivated News Assistant The position is for its New York Bureau. The successful candidate will work closely with a correspondent covering the […]
Name: Candice Jaimungal Degree: M.A. International Affairs Year Graduated: 2020 Career/Field: Social Media Specialist/US Politics Organization: YouGov What was your professional and educational background before you came? I obtained my […]
The University Learning Center at The New School is currently accepting applications for Writing Tutors: Responsibilities: – Tutor undergraduate and graduate students in a variety of writing projects and assist […]
The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank based in San Francisco, CA, dedicated to informing and improving public policy in California through independent, objective, […]
Clarence Pearson Fellowship in Public Health and Aging at the American Federation for Aging Research The American Federation for Aging Research welcomes applications from master’s degree candidates or recent graduates […]
Call for Papers The Andrea Mitchell Center for the Study of Democracy invites paper proposals for its Annual Graduate Workshop Series at the University of Pennsylvania. We welcome submissions by […]
SGPIA Director Prof. Sakiko Fukuda-Parr recently published an essay for Rearticulating Human Development, a joint project between the International Science Council and the United Nations Development Programme seeking to re-articulate […]
State Suppression and Identity Politics – India, China and the Rise of Contemporary Segregationism, was originally scheduled to take place, in-person, during the Spring 2020 semester, and was subsequently postponed […]
The economic impacts of the coronavirus have hit low-income communities and communities of color hardest. Workers of color face greater job losses, immigrant workers are excluded from the social safety […]
The faculty and staff of the Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs (SGPIA) at The New School stand in solidarity with the Black community and join movements demanding […]
The Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs and the India China Institute at The New School are excited to announce a new collaborative blog that aims to foster […]
The United Nations Young Professionals Programme (UN YPP) is an annual recruitment initiative aimed at attracting highly qualified young professionals who are willing to start a career in the United Nations […]
UN Secretary-General António Guterres delivered the following statement to the virtual session of the World Health Assembly on Monday, May 18; the Secretary-General’s statement follows his call for a global […]
The Global Network of Women Peacebuilders (GNWP) is pleased to announce its fifth annual Cora Weiss Fellowship for Young Women Peacebuilders. Launched in 2015, the Fellowship aims to support the […]
Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Professor and director of the Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs, recently co-signed an open letter calling for a ‘peoples’ vaccine for COVID-19 with Presidents Ramaphosa […]
On April 28th, the Graduate Programs in International Affairs at The New School, along with Health Policy Watch, held a webinar titled, “COVID-19 and Global Inequality.” This event is part […]
The following is a project created by Alex Somerville Brown for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. Hong Kong’s long-running pro-democracy marches, catalyzed by […]
The following is a project created by Joshua Wallman for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. South Africa is widely considered the most “developed” nation […]
The following is a project created by Media Studies student Eden Turner for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. The world is living through an […]
The following is a project created by Sameer Jamal for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. Full Presentation Here The Coronavirus crisis has been a global […]
The following is a project created by Carmen Soto, Wendy Vazquez, and Hanna Acanfora Torrefranca for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. As the […]