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In the NewsMarch 1, 2024A careful rethinking of the Iraq WarPeter DizikesMIT NewsThe Arthur and Ruth Sloan Professor of Political Science Roger Petersen's new book details military operations and political dynamics in Iraq, shedding new light on the challenges of state-building. |
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In the NewsMarch 1, 2024Developers got backing for affordable housing. Then the neighborhood found out.Jason DeParleThe New York TimesQuoted: “A lot has changed in American life over the past 50 years, but the hostility to affordable housing has remained surprisingly durable,” said Justin Steil, associate professor of law and urban planning and steering member of the Inter-University Committee on International Migration. |
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In the NewsMarch 1, 2024Climate change and military power: Hunting for submarines in the warming oceanAndrea Gilli, Mauro Gilli, Antonio Ricchi, Aniello Russo, Sandro CarnielTexas National Security ReviewQuoted: "In his prominent work Restraint: A New Foundation for US Grand Strategy, Barry Posen summarizes a widespread view among traditional security studies scholars, noting that there 'might be an argument that such problems [like climate change] strongly affect the sovereignty, territorial integrity, power position, and safety of the United States…[but] this needs to be demonstrated, not assumed.'" |
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In the NewsFebruary 28, 2024Learning and listening in AmazoniaTalia KhanMIT Technology ReviewTalia Khan, a former MISTI MIT-Brazil student, documented their experience returning to the Amazon rainforest with 80 fellow MIT musicians. |
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In the NewsFebruary 28, 2024'Tech Titan' aims to serveJulie FoxMIT Technology ReviewFormer Neuffer Fellow, Sudhakar Kesavan, spent nearly 40 years at consulting firm ICF, serving as CEO from 1999 to 2019, and recently created the MIT-IIT Kanpur Seed Fund to foster more collaboration between India and MIT. |
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In the NewsFebruary 27, 2024Japan’s national security strategy: The role of alliance and partnershipsStimsonChikako Kawakatsu Ueki, visiting scholar at the MIT Security Studies Program, will discuss on the impacts of Japan’s National Security Strategy on Tokyo’s security cooperation with Washington and other like-minded partners. |
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In the NewsFebruary 23, 2024Nourishing the mind, hand, and stomachAngelina ParrilloMIT NewsMIT senior Branden Spitzer explains how his love of food and cooking unlocked his interest in materials science and engineering. Through MISTI, Branden has spent time in the UK, Brazil, and South Africa, and is studying in Denmark this semester. |
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In the NewsFebruary 23, 2024How misinformation and disinformation spread, the role of AI, and how we can guard against themTaylor McNeilTufts NowDirector of the Seminar XXI program, Kelly M Greenhill, shows how to tell the true from the false, and what it means for politics. |
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In the NewsFebruary 23, 2024Video: Can Ukraine keep up the fight against Russia, two years after the invasion?GBH NewsCarol Savietz, senior advisor for MIT's Security Studies Program, joined Gautam Mukunda to discuss the state of the war after nearly two years, hundreds of thousands of deaths, and hundreds of billions in foreign aid from the US. |
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In the NewsFebruary 19, 2024Video: Navalny's widow to carry on his work in RussiaCTV NewsFaculty co-director of MIT-Ukraine program Elizabeth Wood speaks on the future of the Russian president election and European sanctions in the context of Alexei Navalny's death. |
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