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David Nabarro, WHO Special Envoy at Duke/DUCIGS

W.H.O. Special Envoy David Nabarro Will Speak at DUCIGS

May 26, 2020

A Special Envoy to the World Health Organization’s Director-General on COVID-19, Dr. David Nabarro has become one of the world’s cultural leaders for the causes of multilateralism, global solidarity, and sustainable development. His digital platforms are educating a global audience about the systemic and practical issues of the pandemic. Read more.

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Two DUCIGS Units Celebrate 2020 Grads Virtually

May 13, 2020

By Meredith Watkins

In May, two DUCIGS units celebrated the successes and accomplishments of their 2020 graduates with virtual graduation ceremonies.

Citlaly Mora (second to left) was awarded the Dennis Clements Award by CLACS

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Andrew Selee, Migration Policy Institute

COVID-19 and Migration in the Americas

May 12, 2020

The President of the Migration Policy Institute, Andrew Selee, discussed how COVID-19 has slowed international migration in the Americas to a near halt and what the future might look like for immigration and asylum in the U.S. after the crisis is over.

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2 Perspectives on the Trump Administration’s Clash with WHO

May 1, 2020

Duke University’s Dr. Michael Merson and Stanford University’s Lanhee Chen spoke last night with PBS News Hour about the escalating diplomatic battle between the World Health Organization and the U.S., its largest funder. President Trump has frozen contributions to WHO, blaming it for echoing China in its early response to COVID-19. (Watch the interviews.)

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DUCIGS - ANNUAL REPORT 2020-21

For DUCIGS and affiliated units, 2020-21 was a season as rich in programming, research, partnerships, student, and faculty support as in pre-pandemic years.

Global Working Papers.

Global Working Paper Series

A space for scholars from across the disciplines to explore international topics. Read submissions from Duke experts and affiliated scholars.​

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Graduate Working Groups on Global Issues

DUCIGS funded Graduate Working Groups on Global Issues are thematic working groups that are both interdisciplinary in their membership and student-driven in design. Read more.