MAGG student Trina Loken advocates for disaster preparedness as a public good. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Development Programme in Viet Nam: Trina Loken’s fourth blog from the field
MIPP student Kyle Taylor describes the impact of transnational organized crime on security and development. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Lao PDR: Kyle Taylor’s fourth blog from the field
MAGG student Emma Fingler takes stock of her internship at its midway point. Continue Reading Dispatch from the UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Nepal: Emma Fingler’s third blog from the field
MAGG student Emilie Turner describes her role as “focal point” for the Leveraging Innovative Finance for Development conference. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Development Programme in Indonesia: Emilie Turner’s third blog from the field
MAGG student Amy Zavitz reflects on the responsibility that comes with privilege. Continue Reading Dispatch from CIVICUS in South Africa: Amy Zavitz’s third blog from the field
MAGG student Trina Loken situates UNDP Viet Nam’s work within wider climate change negotiations. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Development Programme in Viet Nam: Trina Loken’s third blog from the field
The BSIA is pleased to congratulate PhD students Hari HC, Karolina Werner, and Diana Zacca Thomaz, who were each successful in the 2017 IDRC Doctoral Research Awards competition. Continue Reading Three BSIA PhD students win IDRC research awards
MIPP student Kyle Taylor discusses the impact of corruption on development in his third blog post. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Lao PDR: Kyle Taylor’s third blog from the field
MAGG student Emma Fingler discusses a month of new experiences in Kathmandu. Continue Reading Dispatch from the UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Nepal: Emma Fingler’s second blog from the field
The BSIA and WICI seek presenters for a workshop analyzing the global phenomenon of right-wing populism. Continue Reading Call for Presentations: Deconstructing the Ideological Complexity of Right-Wing Populism Across Borders
New op ed by BSIA faculty member Randall Wigle. Continue Reading A quick UK-US post-Brexit trade deal? Looking at Nafta, that seems unlikely
The BSIA congratulates Whitney Lackenbauer, who has been selected as the 2017-18 Killam Visiting Scholar at the University of Calgary. Continue Reading BSIA faculty member named Killam Visiting Scholar
MAGG student Amy Zavitz discusses the extremes of Johannesburg in her second blog. Continue Reading Dispatch from CIVICUS in South Africa: Amy Zavitz’s second blog from the field
MAGG student Trina Loken describes UNDP Viet Nam’s efforts to reduce the harm caused by natural disasters. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Development Programme in Viet Nam: Trina Loken’s second blog from the field
MAGG student Emilie Turner talks innovative financing during the second month of her internship in Indonesia. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Development Programme in Indonesia: Emilie Turner’s second blog from the field
MIPP student Kyle Taylor attends a drug-burning ceremony during the second month of his internship in Lao PDR. Continue Reading Dispatch from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Lao PDR: Kyle Taylor’s second blog from the field
MAGG student Masroora Haque researches climate finance for the poor during the first month of her internship in the UK. Continue Reading Dispatch from the International Institute for Environment and Development in the UK: Masroora Haque’s first blog from the field
MIPP student Michael Chong reflects on his first month working for the Children’s Rights and Business Unit, part of the Public Fundraising and Partnerships Division of UNICEF, in Geneva, Switzerland. Continue Reading Dispatch from UNICEF in Geneva: Mike Chong’s first blog from the field
MAGG student Emma Fingler writes about her first month of humanitarian coordination with the UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Kathmandu, Nepal. Continue Reading Dispatch from the UN Resident Coordination Office in Nepal: Emma Fingler’s first blog from the field
MIPP student Olivia Matthews embraces life in Ghana (and learning a new language). Continue Reading Dispatch from the International Organization for Migration in Ghana: Olivia Matthews’ first blog from the field