In the Media

In a TIME Ideas article, Corrigan examines how the recent antitrust ruling against Google could reshape the AI landscape, highlighting the need for proactive measures to ensure a competitive and…

In a PBS NewsHour interview, Byman explains Israel’s use of destructive tactics like armored bulldozers in West Bank raids, aimed at dismantling militant groups while contending with weakened Palestinian security…

In an issue of Geoforum, Daoudy challenges the traditional securitization of climate change, advocating instead for a critical approach centered on climate justice and the deconstruction of neocolonial power structures.

In an opinion piece for The Hill, Sabgir urges Democrats to address young men’s concerns and promote a healthier masculinity through leaders like Tim Walz.

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In Foreign Affairs, Byman explores the grim options for Gaza’s governance after the war, highlighting the severe challenges of reoccupation, potential failed statehood, and the difficulties of restoring stability in the…

In an interview with CNN, Davis explains how the generational trauma of the Nakba shapes the current displacement of Palestinians in Gaza, with many fearing they may never return home.

In an article for Foreign Affairs, Kupchan argues that U.S. export controls on advanced semiconductors might inadvertently aid China by accelerating its push for self-sufficiency in critical technologies.

Mulaomerovic (SFS’24) has been awarded the Yenching Scholarship at Peking University, where she will focus on Chinese politics and global governance, building on her extensive research and studies in East…

In an article for The New York Times, Valosik explores her book Swimming Pretty, highlighting how synchronized swimming has mirrored the feminist fight for women’s recognition in sports. and society.