“Corporations do seem convinced still of the benefits of globalization, but what they’re trying to do is mitigate some of the risks,” says Eswar...

Applications are now open for GETSEA’s Spring 2023 Mini-Course!

Laidlaw scholar Kobi Rassnick traveled to Santiago Atitlán, Guatemala, for his leadership in action experience. He worked with FARVets, a group based...

“The government’s challenge now is to rebuild private-sector confidence, which will be essential to boost household consumption and private...

A recording of Brenda Yeoh (National University of Singapore)'s 12th Frank H. Golay Memorial Lecture, "Transnational Families and the Temporary...

"Whatever our students’ future path, the ability to think globally, and understand local issues in their global context, is essential."

“Courts do not view this type of legislation kindly or did not when Trump proposed a similar ban. But that was three years ago and antagonism toward...

“Like Washington, Beijing seeks greater stability in the near term while investing in efforts to deter and counter perceived threats,” says Jessica...

A new book edited by SEAP Visiting Fellow Carol J. Pierce Colfer and Ravi Prabhu, coming open access in March 2023.

Sarah Kreps, professor of government and public policy, discusses the recent bill signed by President Biden banning TikTok on federal government...