From panelists to negotiators and attendees, GPS had boots on the ground at the major international climate event and presented new research on practical climate and trade policies and practices
From classic memoirs like “Kitchen Confidential” to a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about trees and an updated spin on tales from King Arthur’s court, GPS professors share the books they can’t put down
The GPS master’s degree offers the opportunity to study with world-class scholars on the most important issues relating to contemporary China
Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Nirupama Rao, Tim Roemer and Richard Verma gathered to share thoughts on the relationship between the two countries at a virtual ambassadorial roundtable
Jay and Lisa Hanson, both graduates and longtime supporters of GPS, named this year’s outstanding alumni for their continued contributions to the school
GPS assistant professor Maria Carreri explains her latest papers, spanning local politics issues from the U.S. to Italy and Colombia – and how her award-winning research is ‘tightly linked’ to her classroom
Former U.S. ambassador Christopher Landau and former head of World Bank Robert Zoellick share insights on the pandemic, the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and how North America can position itself in the global economy
Callegari and Emily Collins share how the Sylff Fellowship is shaping their futures
GPS assistant professor Agustina Paglayan discusses new awards, her upcoming book and how her research affects her classroom