Duke Alumna Advances Human Rights In Colombia
“My ultimate goal is to wake up one morning and not be afraid for myself or for others."...
Protecting the planet through fellowship
Larissa Basso, a Ph.D. candidate at University of Brasilia, is visiting GPS on a Fulbright Fellowship to explore the politics of energy decarbonization under Professor David Victor...
A day in the life of a Ph.D. candidate
Through the eyes of Luke Sanford, learn what being a Ph.D. candidate in GPS’s joint program with the UC San Diego Department of Political Science entails today...
Alumni lend lessons learned 20 years after GPS
Joel Rabasco and Rich Abrom impart to GPS’s incoming students their wisdom gained in 20 years since attending the School...
Being A Visible Sign
Ambassador Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley is a senior US diplomat and expert on the Middle East....
Putting Global Studies to Work at the U.S. Treasury
Andrew Watrous spent the summer of 2016 in Washington, DC, as a Harold W. Rosenthal Fellow in International Relations. He was one of 30 students nationwide selected for the program....
Abele Award Winner Finds His Mission Where Two Roads Meet
For Sanford MPP student Bahari Harris, having an impact on others’ lives is crucial....
Thinking Differently About Economics and Development
Growing up in India, Indermit Gill always thought of economics in terms of improving people’s lives....
Sanford Alumna Combats Human Trafficking Around the World
Combating human trafficking around the world was not what Susan Coppedge PPS’88 expected to be doing after leaving Duke....
University of Pittsburgh Professor Wins Best Book Award
Dr. Nuno Themudo asks why some countries have a vibrant nonprofit sector while others do not?...
PSIA: hearing from our Alumni.
Hear from some of PSIA's alumni about their unique student experiences at the school....
A new beginning
Enthused to join GPS in its time of positive transformation, Assistant Professor Weiyi Shi explains the research that motivates her to wake up in the morning...