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The political scientist's study of how churches across sub-Saharan Africa are defending liberal democracy earned the Hubert Morken Best Book Award and Yale's Gustav Ranis International Book Prize.

New Hampshire congresswoman Maggie Goodlander and Yale law professor Amy Chua discussed foreign policy challenges, economic policy, and reshaping U.S. government.

As chair of the editorial board for the World Meteorological Organization’s Air Quality and Climate Bulletin, Seddon works to connect highly specialized atmospheric research to urgent policy questions.

The center will support work on a wide range of issues, such as peacebuilding, human rights, global health, conflict resolution, social entrepreneurship, and inclusive economic prosperity.

The Permanent Questions, a new podcast from Yale Jackson Presidential Senior Fellow David Brooks, launched on September 13, with new episodes appearing every Sunday after that.

Dean Jim Levinsohn welcomed 64 new students, representing 29 countries and 32 languages, at this year's matriculation ceremony.

Four Yale students spent their summers as Peacebuilding Initiative student fellows, documenting how communities in Bosnia, Ecuador, Georgia, and Northern Ireland recover from conflict and pursue lasting peace.

A political economist who studies how electoral rules shape real-world outcomes joins Yale Jackson as an associate professor of political science and global affairs.

The award is presented to undergraduates who have demonstrated a deep interest in and commitment to global affairs, with a preference for students interested in a career supporting national security.

From a UN border post in Tajikistan to a hydropower investment desk in Nairobi, this year's MPP candidates spent their summer putting Yale Jackson training to work around the globe.