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The Elihu Professor of Global Affairs and History reinterprets the institution not as an international cooperation effort with equal partners, but as a push by Western powers to consolidate power through resources, defense, and populations.

A new Yale working paper found that Elon Musk’s political activities may have cost Tesla one million sales. Study co-authors including Jim Levinsohn of Yale Jackson explained how the team measured the effect.

Peace Fellow Kholood Khair examines Sudan’s war, the international failures to stop it, and the urgent need to elevate civilian voices in the push for justice, democracy, and lasting peace.

In a Q&A, Jessica Seddon, Jackson School senior lecturer and director of the Deitz Family Initiative on Environment and Global Affairs, explains the need to integrate climate and air-quality policies.

Catherine Panter-Brick and Bonnie Weir of Yale Jackson School joined researchers and practitioners at the UN General Assembly to present evidence that war trauma alters gene expression across generations — and that early childhood investment can break the cycle.

On an episode of Disrupting Peace, a podcast produced by the World Peace Foundation, Panter-Brick discussed what it takes to nurture hope, resilience, and peace across generations.

The event brought more than two dozen Spanish journalists, academics, business leaders, and government officials to Jackson for conversations with faculty members from across Yale.

The series focuses on the theme of “character” and is hosted by Gen. Stanley McChrystal, a former Senior Fellow at Jackson, and inspired by his recent book on the subject.

The Venezuelan opposition leader, barred from office in 2024, led massive rallies against Maduro’s regime and became an internationally recognized symbol of resistance to authoritarian rule.

Impact & Innovation, a podcast hosted by Professor Teresa Chahine, faculty director of the Social Innovation Initiative (SII), recently interviewed Josh Trautwein, founder of About Fresh.