“While some members of the public think everyone from Afghanistan should get asylum, our system just doesn’t work that way,” says Stephen Yale-Loehr,...

In the months right after the February 1st military coup in Myanmar, a PhD student initiated a conversation with Cornell’s Southeast Asia Program...

Part of Extended instruments and global sounds: This series of events will be a collaboration between Cornell composers, and Tacet(i) Ensemble from...

“To say that 98 terrorists made it into the U.S. is an exaggeration,” says Stephen Yale-Loehr, professor of immigration law. “These 98 were all...

“In the top levels of the government in China, it is loyalism to Xi that has taken precedence over other factors. However there are even more...

“Yodefat is one of the great sites in the history of freedom struggles. Prof. Aviam, who directed the excavations there, tells a gripping story,” says...

"The basic rules of the electoral process are no longer mutually recognized,” says Kenneth Roberts, based on research at the Ecuador Global Hub.

“Un-Charting Territories” LACS February 2023 Symposium Call for Submissions -- A territory, understood as a site to be defended, is anchored by...

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Oumar Ba, assistant professor of government, says "the war in the AU’s host state of Ethiopia shows that, despite its broad mandate and the African...