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Afghanistan from 9 /11 to Present Where Do We Go From Here?

As we reflect on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and current events in Afghanistan, please join SAIS faculty experts and affiliates for a...

Competitive Cooperation in Global Governance

How and why is the global economic governance system changing - and with what consequences? FPI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin sheds light...

Track II Diplomacy: A Road Less Traveled

With decades of experience at the front lines of Track II diplomacy, JHU SAIS Foreign Policy Institute Fellow Randa Slim sheds light on...

Betty Lou Hummel Memorial Lecture with U.S. Amb. Nicholas Burns

The Betty Lou Hummel Memorial Lecture School of Advanced International Studies Washington, DC April 9, 2019 Why America Matters...

Diplomacy and Diversity: A Female Diplomat in the Middle East with Ambassador Gina Abercrombie-Winst

Foreign Policy Institute’s Art of Diplomacy Speaker Series Presents Diplomacy and Diversity: A Female Diplomat in the Middle East with...

Canary in a Coal Mine: Lessons on the Path to Populism

"Democracy is not a given. It's something you have to constantly fight for." This week, Cengiz Guenay, JHU SAIS Foreign Policy Institute...

Transatlantic Economy 2019

The Transatlantic Economy 2019 annual survey offers the most up-to-date set of facts and figures describing the deep economic integration...

Turkey and MENA: Learning the Right Lessons

"Regimes react to societal developments, rather than triggering them," says JHU SAIS Foreign Policy Institute Visiting Scholar Cengiz...

All we know for sure about the 2020 US election is that we can’t be sure of anything

If the 2016 US Presidential Election was one of the most anticipated contests in nearly 243 years of America's existence, the election in...

SAIS Review Launches "The State of the Fourth Estate"

The role of the media as the "fourth estate" of public life and international politics has long been defined by its role as a provider of...