SSE's Master program in International Business climbs in FT ranking
SSE has made significant strides in Financial Times’ ranking of the top 100 Master in Management programs in the world. SSE moved from the 19th place in 2023 to the 15th place in 2024, thereby re-entering the prestigious ranks of first tier business schools....
“Specter of China Hovers Over US Colleges,” featuring Margaret E. Kosal, was published by Radio Free Asia.
University administrators face increasing pressure over their ties to institutes in China....
"Check Out the NATO Command Change Ceremony," featuring Gen. Philip Breedlove, was published by Telegrafi.
The Minister of the Kosovo Security Force, Agim Çeku, at the invitation of the Supreme Commander of NATO, Admiral James Stavridis, is staying for an official visit, in Stuttgart, Germany, where he is participating in the ceremony of the change of Command of NATO s, from James Stavridis to General Philip Breedlove....
"Daily Cuts - The Fate of Netanyahu’s Administration and Signals for Israel’s War," featuring Lawrence Rubin, was published by CNA
Diam speaks to Lawrence Rubin, Associate Professor with the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at the Georgia Institute of Technology, about the implications of the sacking of Defence Minister Yoav Gallant for Israel. ...
"Who Will Work For Our New President — and Our Nation?," an article by former Senator Sam Nunn, was published by Time Magazine.
There is no more important team in the world than the one the next president will assemble to help her or him take the helm to manage America’s foreign and security policy. The stakes are very high. ...
"Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons: Examining the Connection," a presentation moderated by former Senator Sam Nunn, was published by the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
The presentation delves into the complex relationship between nuclear power and nuclear proliferation, drawing on the speaker’s extensive background in engineering and long-standing interest in the topic. Dr. Yim highlights the renewed global interest in nuclear power, driven by concerns over greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, and the potential risks associated with the spread of nuclear technology....
Honoring the Legacy of Robert Bell: Diplomat, Scholar, and Leader
Robert G. Bell spent a lifetime in public service. He served in the U.S. Air Force, worked on defense and nuclear policy at the White House, served as a civilian official with NATO and on the Senate Committees on Foreign Relations and Armed Services, and then brought all of his experience to bear as a professor of the practice in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs....
Nunn School Hosts Events With Partners from the Peace Corps
Students had the chance to connect with a representative from the Peace Corps, as well as Nunn School faculty and staff, to discuss career pathways in international service and development....
"How Principles for Global Information Sharing Can Prevent Collisions in Space," featuring Mariel Borowitz, was published by the World Economic Forum.
There are currently thousands of satellites orbiting the Earth, and people around the world rely on them for navigation, communications, weather information, and a host of other applications. With this increasing space activity, the risk of unintentional space collisions increases, and we must take steps to ensure they can continue to operate safely and sustainably....
"Both Harris and Trump Have Records on Space Policy — An International Affairs Expert Examines Where They Differ When It Comes to the Final Frontier," an article by Thomas G. Roberts, was published by The Conversation.
Enormous government investment supports outer space activities, so the U.S. president has an outsize role in shaping space policy during their time in office....
"Israel’s Strikes on Lebanon: A New War in the Middle East," featuring Lawrence Rubin, was published by the CNA.
Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman speak to Lawrence Rubin, Associate Professor, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology, to examine the heightened tensions on what’s been deemed an escalation in violence in Lebanon. ...
Legalized gambling is exploding globally. What policies can limit its harms?
Swept up in online and mobile betting, gamblers could lose up to $700 billion annually by 2028, creating a serious global public health concern, HKS Professor Malcolm Sparrow and a global public health commission warn....