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NEWS

The Elliott School and Columbian College launch new M.A. in Global Communication.
Prof. Walter Reich describes his sense of Israel's psychological condition as it turns 60 in The Baltimore Sun.
Prof. Amitai Etzioni argues that undoing national cultures, even religious ones like Israel's, would result in a great loss in The Guardian (UK).
Prof. David Shambaugh discusses the two sides to Chinese nationalism and wonders which will dominate the August Olympics in the International Herald Tribune.
Elliott School senior wins Fulbright to study in China.
Amb. David Shinn said violence in Mogadishu is part of a downward trend impacting the entire Horn of Africa. Listen to the 10-minute interview on WNYC here.

Scholarship

Prof. Amitai Etzioni says it is very important for the global community to adopt English as its second global language in the May 2008 issue of International Studies Perspectives (requires login).
Prof. Jim Goldgeier's new book suggests the events between the fall of the Berlin Wall and the attacks of 9/11, though often ignored, shape international relations today.
Watch his remarks.
Prof. Marie Price contributed to a new book, Twenty-First- Century Gateways Immigrant Incorporation in Suburban America, a comparative analysis of immigrant trends in America.
Elliott School faculty papers are featured in the March/April 2008 issue of The National Interest.
Prof. Kirk Larsen's new book explores the relations between China and Korea at the turn of the 20th century.
Prof. David Shambaugh's new book examines the Chinese Communist Party's efforts to reinvent itself.

Events

Thursday, May 15
6:00pm – 8:00pm
How Diasporas Can Affect Development Policy: Transatlantic Perspectives
Chukwu-Emeka Chikezi, Leila Rispens-Noel, Fantu Cheru, Thomas DeBass, Jennifer Brinkerhoff

Friday, May 16
11:00am
Elliott School Celebration

Sunday, May 18
10:00am
University Commencement

Special Events Series

– Distinguished Women in International Affairs

– Future of Democracy Initiative

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