MAERES Graduate Bryan Furman Learned Multidisciplinary Approach to World Problems at SFS
Bryan Furman is graduating from the MA in Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies. He leaves Georgetown with a broadened perspective and hard skills, but also with lifelong friends....
Internship field report, Townsend in Hanoi
I left my house in the dark this morning. The electricity went out at 7:30, which I later learned was because I made the very American mistake of having the air conditioner and hot water heater on at...
Expert on Chinese Economic Statecraft among Bush School Faculty
Because of his background in international relations and security studies, Norris’s research looks at the relationship between economics and wider foreign policy strategies in East Asian countries....
Professor Brings International Perspective to the Bush School
Dr. Ren Mu's interest in economic development and her international experience and background fit very well into the Bush School's International Affairs department...
Former USAID Administrator Brings Experience to the Classroom
Andrew Natsios, Director of the Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs and Executive Professor, brings a wealth of experience in public service to his teaching...
Bush School Professor Highlights Link between Women's Rights and National Security
Dr. Valerie Hudson joined the faculty of the Bush School in 2012 as the George H. W. Bush Chair. Hudson is known for her significant research on gender and issues of foreign policy and security....
Former US Ambassador Brings Vast International Experience to Bush School
Soon after returning to the US, Amb. Larry Napper was asked to share his knowledge by training future public servants as a senior lecturer at the Bush School of Government and Public Service....
Former CIA Officer James Olson Now Senior Lecturer at Bush School
Olson felt it was an honor to answer the request of President Bush and carefully contemplated the decision to join the faculty at the Bush School....
Student researchers report on food insecurity and hunger in Austin for the Office of Sustainability
LBJ School students released a report on food related issues in the Austin community in collaboration with the city's Office of Sustainability....
Student Researchers Report U.S. Intelligence and Security Study Findings
LBJ School students participated in a Policy Research Project that unearthed a broad range of attitudes regarding U.S. intelligence and resulted in various recommendations to improve intelligence....
LBJ Class Researches Open Aid Data Use in Uganda and Nepal
In 2015, Dr. Catherine Weaver and 18 Master of Global Policy Studies students examined issues around the open data movement....
LBJ Faculty Member Abigail Aiken Conducts Research on Abortion Demand in Latin American Countries Issuing Zika Virus Advisories
Results, which were peer-reviewed and published in the New England Journal of Medicine, provide a look at how concern about Zika virus infection may affect the lives of pregnant women in Latin America...