Building a more inclusive space
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The first cohort of GPS Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Fellows reflects on the past year’s advancements and projects for the future
GPS professors share the books they can’t put down, on topics ranging from reparations to Mao-era China
David Fortunato’s latest book explores how partisan politics stymy the process of governing – and how voters play a role in driving politicians to remain at odds with each other
Recognition of Dean Peter F. Cowhey’s retirement included a symposium with business leaders, policymakers and academics, highlighting his contributions to our ever-changing world
Jesse Driscoll explains the challenges that arise when conducting research in difficult settings in his latest book, “Doing Global Fieldwork”
Teevrat Garg studies the economic and social impacts of environmental hazards – and his research provides a roadmap for sustainability efforts
Alumni and students focus on inequality through work aiding migrant families, homeless people and other disenfranchised groups
MPP candidate Belinda Panelo traces her path from a global acting career to pursuing a master’s degree at GPS
Center for Commerce and Diplomacy conference draws together leading minds, including the prime minister of Jamaica and the former CEO of General Electric, to chart a course for the next era of international integration putting domestic needs, climate change and national security front and center