‘Paths not taken’: Ian Shapiro’s new book explains how decades of mistakes fostered our current geopolitical climate and angry populist politics
Jackson School Faculty Research
Graeme Reid on human rights, diplomacy, and global advocacy at the United Nations
Kate Baldwin: Why African churches defend liberal democracy
Ian Shapiro and coauthors examine realignment in UK Conservative Party following Brexit
In a new book, Jackson professor Laura Robson reconsiders the legacy of the League of Nations
Q&A: Are Elon Musk’s politics driving away Tesla’s customers?
In recent publications, David Simon scrutinizes U.S.-brokered peace deals
Yale economists publish in Science calling for more research on economic impacts of industrial decarbonization
New research shows that tariffs lead to smaller deficits, higher prices, and lower real consumption in the U.S.
From theory to practice: How six economists shaped international development in the Global South
Yale Peacebuilding Initiative deepens work in Bosnia & Herzegovina
Blue Center announces latest round of faculty research funding
Blue Center launches tool for monitoring supply chain disruptions
Lauren Falcao Bergquist awarded NSF CAREER Grant
Report cards for schools improve learning in Haiti’s private education market
Violent experiences alter the genome in ways that persist for generations
Study finds integrated financial solutions can boost African farmer income
Cold War redux? Weighing the risks of a ‘great-power’ contest with China
In Conversation: José-Antonio Espín-Sánchez and Mayara Felix on inequality in Latin America
Aid worker narratives reveal discontent within the humanitarian sector