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Global Solidarity Report

News@E40

September 13, 2023

Global Solidarity Report 2023

Center for International Studies

CIS director Evan Lieberman contributed to the upcoming Global Solidarity Report, an initiative of Global Nation. His report focused on the importance of global solidarity in addressing climate change. Among the partners of the report, which will be launched at the UN General Assembly, is the Center for International Studies.

Students collaborate with the MIT-Israel Zuckerman STEM Seed Fund awardee Leo Anthony Celi, a principal research scientist at MIT.

In the News

September 12, 2023

Unlocking global research potential

Center for International Studies

The Global Seed Fund program call for proposals launched on September 12. “We are looking forward to another robust application cycle,” says Justin Leahey, assistant director of GSF. The 2023-24 call will include new funds in additional countries, including but not limited to Armenia, Brazil, India, and Norway. 

Headshot of Kathleen Thelen

News Release

September 11, 2023

MIT and University of Bergen launch Global Seed Fund for humanities and social sciences research

Center for International Studies

The collaboration is a continuation of MIT's commitment to leveraging international partnerships for the advancement of knowledge and research.

screenshot of Carol Saivetz

In the News

September 7, 2023

Evaluating the Ukraine counteroffensive

GBH News

Carol Saivetz, senior advisor in the Security Studies Program, joined GBH News to give her assessment on the Ukraine counteroffensive launched against Russia.

screenshot of Carol Saivetz

In the News

August 25, 2023

Questions remain after presumed death of Wagner chief

NECN

Carol Saivetz, senior advisor in the Security Studies Program, discusses the aftermath of the Wagner Group plane crash in Russia with political commentator Sue O’Connell.

Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin

In the News

August 23, 2023

Podcast: Prigozhin plane down

Dan ReaWBZ News Radio1030

Professor of Soviet and Post-Soviet History Elizabeth Wood joins Dan Rea's podcast to explain Russia's Wagner Group plane crash and the history of the mercenary group's leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Map of South China Sea

In the News

August 23, 2023

Can the Philippines peacefully settle territorial disputes with China in the West Philippine Sea?

Rommel C BanlaoiEurasia Review

Quoted: SSP director M Taylor Fravel's study on China found evidence of the country settling territorial disputes through peaceful resolutions and demonstrated patience. As argued in this op-ed by Rommel C Banlaoi, the same can happen with China's territorial disputes with the Philippines.

Apekshya Prasai on iPad

In the News

August 22, 2023

Apekshya Prasai: Up in arms

Leda ZimmermanMIT Political Science

Apekshya Prasai, a PhD candidate in MIT’s Department of Political Science, studies how rebel groups subvert entrenched patriarchal structures, ideas and norms and the role women play in this process.

In the News

August 18, 2023

KBS Documentary: 'Pachinko' and Min Jin Lee

KBS

Former CIS director Richard J Samuels was interviewed in a recent Korean documentary on the author Min Jin Lee.

Ukrainian soldiers fire a SPG recoilless gun during a military training.

In the News

August 18, 2023

Should the west keep arming Ukraine or push for peace?

Emma AshfordForeign Policy

Quoted: “Military history suggests the challenges here are also more daunting than have been commonly understood—at least among the public in the West.” Ford International Professor of Political Science Barry Posen suggests that the difficulty of Ukraine’s fight to take back territory is not fully understood by the West in his article in Foreign Policy on Ukraine’s “breakthrough problem.”

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