Events
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Application Workshop
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Join the admissions team the Yale Jackson School for a live, online session about the application process for graduate policy studies and how to submit your best application!
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Film Screening & Director Conversation: A Song for the Snow Lion
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- Humanities Quadrangle, L01
The Deitz Family Initiative will host a screening of A Song for the Snow Lion, a 21-minute documentary from Academy Award–nominated filmmaker Pawo Choyning Dorji and cellist Yo-Yo Ma that explores how...
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Dennis Wilder: Espionage in the American Revolution
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- Horchow Hall, 103
Former CIA officer Dennis Wilder will speak on espionage during the American revolution, when a young, largely untrained Continental Army of 25,000 faced British forces roughly five times its size...
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One Year After the Fall of El Fasher
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- W.L Harkness Hall, Room 309
Yale's Genocide Studies Program and the Center for Peace and the Global Good will co-host a symposium, "One Year After the Fall of El Fasher: Examining the Impact on Sudan and the International...
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A Zero-Based Review of U.S. Foreign Policy
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- Horchow Hall, GM Room
Blue Center Senior Research Fellows Rebecca Lissner and Mira Rapp-Hooper will present their current joint research project undertaking a zero-based review of US foreign policy. The project...
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Critical Energy Infrastructure Security in Finland
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- Horchow Hall, Seminar Room (106)
The Jackson School's Academic Workshop Series will host a presentation from Yale global affairs major Ben Szovati Coulter, "Critical Energy Infrastructure Security in Finland." The Student Academic...
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Chris Christie: Let’s Talk Midterms
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- Horchow Hall, GM Room (103)
Join former Governor Chris Christie for a timely fireside chat, hosted by Dean Jim Levinsohn, exploring the political landscape and what to watch as the midterm elections approach. Engage in an...
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Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy: Howard French, China's Policy Towards Africa
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- 46 Hillhouse, Seminar Room
The Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy will host a discussion with Howard French, an American journalist, author, professor, and photographer whose work spans five decades of reporting from...
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Juliet Rothenberg: AI for Climate Action and Resilience
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- 46 Hillhouse, 104
Juliet Rothenberg, Product Director, AI for Climate at Google Research, headines the AI Policy Forum, a series of Jackson student-led conversations with experts on technology and the public interest...
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Chatib Basri: Why Development Feels Harder — The Political Economy of Growth and Discontent
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- Horchow Hall, GM Room (103)
The Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs will host a conversation with Indonesian economist Chatib Basri. Drawing on his recent article in the IMF's Finance & Development, new empirical research on...
