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In the Crossfires of Trade: Evaluating the World Trade Organization

In the Crossfires of Trade: Evaluating the World Trade Organization

Professor Petros C. Mavroidis is Edwin B. Parker Professor of Foreign and Comparative Law at Columbia Law School. He is a distinguished academic and faculty member, having written award-winning titles...
Corruption, Culture, and Capitalism: An Interview with Daniel Jordan Smith

Corruption, Culture, and Capitalism: An Interview with Daniel Jordan Smith

Daniel Jordan Smith is a Professor of Anthropology and International Studies at Brown University, as well as a Director of the Africa Initiative. He received a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Harv...
The Intersection Between Sustainability and Profit: An Interview with Anisha Rajapakse

The Intersection Between Sustainability and Profit: An Interview with Anisha Rajapakse

Anisha Rajapakse is a global professional working at the intersection of international development, human rights, and business, with experience spanning Africa, Asia, the Middle East, the Caribbean, a...
Latin American Populism, the 2024 Mexican Election, and US-Mexico Relations: An Interview with Matthew Cleary

Latin American Populism, the 2024 Mexican Election, and US-Mexico Relations: An Interview with Matthew Cleary

Matthew Cleary is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs, recognized in 2024 as the nation’s top institution for Public Aff...

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Living in a Vacuum of Ignorance: An Interview with Professor Steven Sloman

Living in a Vacuum of Ignorance: An Interview with Professor Steven Sloman

Professor Steven Sloman discusses misinformation, censorship, and generative AI with Interviewer Ariella Reynolds.
Understanding Iraqi Democracy: A Conversation with Marsin Alshamary

Understanding Iraqi Democracy: A Conversation with Marsin Alshamary

Marsin Alshamary discusses democracy in Iraq, religion in Iraqi politics, and American misconceptions of the Iraq War
The Russia-Ukraine War and the Impact of Nuclear Weapons: An Interview with Reid Pauly

The Russia-Ukraine War and the Impact of Nuclear Weapons: An Interview with Reid Pauly

Reid Pauly is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Brown University and the Dean’s Assistant Professor of Nuclear Security and Policy at the Watson Institute for International and Public Aff...
Subverting Dominant Narratives about Early Christianity: An Interview with Georgia Frank

Subverting Dominant Narratives about Early Christianity: An Interview with Georgia Frank

Georgia Frank is the Charles A. Dana Professor of Religion at Colgate University. She is a specialist in early Christianity, especially in Greek-speaking communities during the fourth through seventh...
The Foreign Service, Diplomacy, and the US-China Fight for Primacy: An Interview with Chas Freeman

The Foreign Service, Diplomacy, and the US-China Fight for Primacy: An Interview with Chas Freeman

Ambassador Chas Freeman is a retired career diplomat who served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs from 1993-1994, Ambassador to Saudi Arabia from 1989-1992 during op...
BPR Interviews: Mark Mullen

BPR Interviews: Mark Mullen

Mark Mullen was born in Dallas, Texas. He graduated from Wesleyan University in 1989 and later went on to be a Sloan fellow at London Business School. He has founded several non-profits, including Geo...
BPR Interviews: Jessie Handbury

BPR Interviews: Jessie Handbury

Jessie Handbury is Assistant Professor of Real Estate at the Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania, NBER Research Fellow, and Penn UIR Faculty Fellow. Professor Handbury’s work has been quoted...
Saudi Arabia Goes Global: The Implications of King Salman’s Trip to Southeast Asia

Saudi Arabia Goes Global: The Implications of King Salman’s Trip to Southeast Asia

hen King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia embarked on a month-long trip to Southeast Asia this February, Western media outlets focused on incredulous stories about the monarch’s large ento...

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A House Divided: How Consensus in ASEAN Shapes Southeast Asian Relations

A House Divided: How Consensus in ASEAN Shapes Southeast Asian Relations

espite its 50-year history, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) remains one of the most misunderstood regional organizations in the world. Observers frequently attribute ASEAN’s sluggis...
BPR Interviews: Vali Nasr

BPR Interviews: Vali Nasr

Vali Nasr is the author of The Dispensable Nation, which provides an insider’s perspective on the consequences of American foreign policy and diplomacy in the Middle East under the Obama administrat...

BPR Interviews: Yvette Alberdingk Thijm

Yvette Alberdingk Thijm is the executive director of WITNESS. Founded in 1992, WITNESS is a nonprofit organization that partners with more than 300 on the ground activist groups in over 80 countries b...
BPR Interviews: Peter Hitchens

BPR Interviews: Peter Hitchens

Peter Hitchens is an English journalist and author who has published six books, including “The Abolition of Britain,” “The War We Never Fought,” and “The Rage Against God.” In addition, he writes for...
BPR Interviews: Corey Flintoff

BPR Interviews: Corey Flintoff

Corey Flintoff studied English literature at University of California, Berkeley and Renaissance Drama at the University of Chicago before “falling in” to public broadcasting at a small station in his...
BPR Interviews: Pradeep Kumar Kapur

BPR Interviews: Pradeep Kumar Kapur

Ambassador Pradeep Kumar Kapur has represented India in Tanzania, France, Nepal, Cambodia, and Chile since beginning his career in the Indian Foreign Service in 1979. He currently serves as the acting...
BPR Interviews: Rui Maria de Araújo

BPR Interviews: Rui Maria de Araújo

Dr. Rui Maria de Araújo is the prime minister of Timor-Leste, a position he has held since 2015. A physician by training, he served as both the Minister of Health from 2001-2006 and the Deputy Prime M...
BPR Interviews: Ha-Joon Chang

BPR Interviews: Ha-Joon Chang

Dr. Ha-Joon Chang is currently a professor of Economics at the University of Cambridge. Born in 1960s South Korea, Chang used his humble upbringing as motivation to understand the financial world and...
BPR Interviews: Werner Weidenfeld

BPR Interviews: Werner Weidenfeld

Werner Weidenfeld is a German political scientist and served as the director of German-US relations for the German government. A sought-after commentator on current affairs, he has written extensively...
BPR Interviews: Dr. Joyce Banda

BPR Interviews: Dr. Joyce Banda

Dr. Joyce Banda served as the first female president of Malawi from 2012 to 2014 and founded the People’s Party in 2011. Prior to serving as president, Dr. Banda was the first female vice president of...