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In The Yahoo Boys, journalist Carlos Barragán explores the world of online romance scams through the lives of Nigerian fraudsters and their victims. Blending investigative reporting with personal insight, the book examines the tactics, motivations, and human impact behind a global form of cybercrime. Join us to hear Carlos discuss the book and share firsthand […]
A talk in the Science and Technology in Asia online seminar series, hosted by Victor Seow.
Join us for WAPPP’s Changemakers Series – conversations exploring how leaders can turn bold ideas into meaningful and lasting change. These sessions will explore how evidence-based policymaking and organizational practices can help advance gender equity: from translating research into organizational change and policy reforms to navigating resistance and ensuring accountability. The fall semester will feature […]
Malaria remains a major global health challenge, disproportionately affecting young children and pregnant women. Despite substantial progress in malaria control, developing highly effective and durable vaccines has remained a longstanding challenge. The recent introduction of two malaria vaccines represents an important advance; however, protection remains incomplete and wanes over time, underscoring the need for improved […]
Discover how co-created national research priorities and practical interventions are integrating oral health into whole-person care for people with severe mental illness – shaping practice and policy while showcasing leading models and lived-experience insights from across the globe.
The session explores how five integrated elements—flipped lectures, AI-powered learning agents, real-world client projects, a capstone conference, and book-chapter publication—cultivate comparative thinking across internationally diverse cohorts in a comparative education policy course taught residentially and online. Drawing on a review of 80 studies and course evaluation data, it argues structured cross-national interaction (not mere proximity) […]
We are pleased to announce our upcoming book event for “Latin American International Law in the Twenty-First Century”, which received the 2025 Edited Volume Book of the Year Award from the American Branch of the International Law Association (ABILA). Latin America has been a pivotal site for influential and innovative developments in international law […]
Joe Nye served as director of the Weatherhead Center, then named the Center for International Affairs, from 1989–1993. From his theories of complex interdependence to soft power (and beyond), his legacy is vast and he has influenced many institutions, leaders, and political scholarship at large. We hope to touch on these myriad contributions in our […]
A presentation from 2025–2026 Maury Green Fellow Ali Kadivar. Ali Kadivar is a sociologist whose research examines contentious politics, democratization, and authoritarianism in the Global South, with a focus on the Middle East. At Radcliffe, he will work on his project that traces the evolution of political mobilization in Iran since the 1979 revolution, […]
Join anthropologist Manvir Singh, PhD, and Professor Charles Stang for a conversation about Singh’s new book, Shamanism: The Timeless Religion (Knopf, 2025), which draws on immersive research with shamans in Indonesia and the Colombian Amazon. Singh explores how shamans use trance, music, and plant medicine to heal, prophesy, and confront life’s uncertainties—and how these ancient practices reveal […]