L- R Jeffrey Nicolaisen, Prasenjit Duara and Ambika Aiyadrai
The Global Asia Initiative at Duke University had organized a workshop Trans-species Listening and Rights of Nature: Legal Persons beyond the Human on October 5 th , 2018. Scholars from...
Two experts in U.S.-Mexico trade relationships say that COVID-19 showed the attractiveness of producing in North America. But the recently signed USMCA agreement between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada will need to redefine essential supply chains and how they work.
In a recent webinar organized by Duke’s Global Asia Initiative, scholars, Dr. Sunil Amrith and Dr. Clark Alejandrino discussed the climate and history in monsoon Asia. Dr. Prasenjit Duara, Oscar Tang Chair of East Asian Studies at Duke University...
In the rebroadcast of John Hope Franklin’s last participation in a Wednesdays at the Center seminar in 2008, Dr. Franklin revisits his decades-long journey around the biography of George Washington Williams, the author of the first African-American history in 1888. The video is introduced by Prof. Ranjana Khanna, director of the Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke.
The recent peace deals between Israel, UAE and Bahrain stopped short of addressing the damage inflicted on a crucial area of cooperation in the Middle East—water management of the small Jordan basin. Read the article co-written by Rethinking Diplomacy affiliate Dr. Erika Weinthal.
John Gartrell, director of the John Hope Franklin Research Center at the Duke Libraries talked at Wednesdays at the Center on the global scholarship of late Dr. Franklin.
At the first event of DUCIGS’ “Conversation with the Ambassador Series,” Mexico Ambassador, Martha Bárcena Coqui explained the complexity, the challenges, and the uniqueness of the U.S./Mexico bilateral relationship.
The Duke University Center for International and Global Studies is delighted to announce that two Duke graduate students have been awarded the prestigious Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (DDRA)...
At the DUCIGS/DCID webinar "La Otra Frontera," three country experts explain how Mexican migration policies evolved under pandemic concerns and U.S. government pressure.
