Faculty member Juan Manuel González discusses the details of his upcoming COVID-19 summer course, COVID-19 as an agent of social change: a multi-country analysis. Covid-19 is unveiling a number of problems, challenges and concerns […]
The following is a project created by Natalia Molina Ballester for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. Countries such as China, South Korea […]
The following is a project created by Michael De Vulpillieres for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. With nearly 100,000 coronavirus cases and […]
The Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs is compiling this ongoing reading list as a resource for faculty, present and prospective students, and alumni. If you would like to share […]
The following is a project created by Claire Harlan, Kristian Keene, and Jonique Lyles for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. It is […]
This post was originally written by alumnus Gabriel Crespo and published on Equity for Children‘s website here. We are in the middle of a global crisis of extraordinary proportions that […]
Written by Peter J. Hoffman Assistant Professor, Graduate Programs in International Affairs COVID-19 is a defining feature of this political moment, beyond killing people and wreaking havoc on economies, it […]
Name: Claire Harlan Program: M.S. in International Affairs Anticipated Graduation Date: December 2020 Educational Background: ArtCenter College of Design Bachelor of Fine Arts, Photography Pasadena, California Northern Arizona University […]
SGPIA Administrative Offices are closed due to ongoing concerns related to the Coronavirus/COVID-19. Assistance with SGPIA Administration (available remotely): Please be in contact with Matthew Turner, Temp Asst. Director of […]
Name: Mitchell Cook Course: Theories, Histories, and Practices of Development Department: Graduate Program in International Affairs We sat down [virtually] with Mitchell Cook to learn more about his background […]
Name: Ching-Chang Chen Title: Visiting Fellow, SGPIA Department Email: chen@world.ryukoku.ac.jp Ching-Chang’s research interests include international relations theory and critical security studies with particular reference to threat perceptions, knowledge production, […]
The Julien J. Studley Programs in International Affairs (SGPIA) is delighted to announce the establishment of an Advisory Board. We are privileged to have five highly accomplished international affairs professionals […]
Name: David Marshall Course: The New Conflict Prevention Paradigm Department: International Affairs We sat down with David Marshall to learn more about his background and course, “The New Conflict Prevention […]
The notion that humanitarian response should center on the people it serves, rather than the aid agencies serving them, has been repeatedly codified in humanitarian commitments as far back as […]
Name: Kaitlyn LynesDegree: M.A. International AffairsYear Graduated: 2017Career/Field: Arms Management and Destruction / Humanitarian Mine ActionTitle: Regional SALW Project Development ManagerOrganization: The HALO Trust What brought you to The New School?I already lived in New […]
GPIA students Jonique Lyles and Daniela Porcelli attended United Nations Security Council Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security on October 29th, 2019. The following post was written by student Jonique […]
SGPIA students Natalia Molina Ballester, Tejaswini Vavilala, Precious Laud-Abbey, Joseph Edwards, and Karyna Tafel with their faculty advisor Budi Djafar at the Model G20. Sometimes one needs a coincidence to […]
MA Candidate Candice Jaimungal recently attended an Indo-Caribbean Empowerment Summit hosted by the organization, Jahajee Sisters. Below, she reflects on her experience interacting with presenters, awardees, and attendees about gender-based […]
International Affairs MA Students Jonique Lyles (Media and Culture concentration) and Daniela Porcelli (Conflict and Security concentration) were recently selected to be Policy Research Fellows for the NGO Working Group […]
Students from our International Affairs program traveled around the globe to participate in our International Field Program this summer! For more information about their experiences check out this post and […]
The following is a letter from International Affairs alumnus Rodolfo Tsapralis, who participated in the 2018 Model G20 Summit at American University in Washington, D.C. Dear Fellow GPIA Students, I […]
Name: Hannah Dunphy Degree: M.A. Year Graduated: 2014 Career: Human Rights and Media Title: Digital Communications Manager Organization: Physicians for Human Rights What brought you to The New School? I […]
MA Candidate La Rainne Pasion was recently invited to attend the Council on Foreign Relations’ 2019 Conference on Diversity in International Affairs. Below, she reflects on her experience […]
International Affairs student Michael Castrovilla attended the 2019 annual International Studies Association Conference held in Toronto, Canada. He highlights his experiences and research below: I was invited to present at […]
International Affairs professor Nina Khrushcheva recently co-curated Find Yourself: Carnival and Resistance for this year’s Biennale Arte in Venice, Italy. Nina and University of Maryland research professor Barbara Paca collected photographs […]