Professor Ruchi Anand authored a chapter on the hindrance caused by free-market capitalism to environmental justice in the recently released Routledge Handbook of Environmental Justice (edited by Ryan Holifield, Jayajit Chakraborty and Gordon Walker. London, New York : Routledge, 2018).
At the invitation of the Climate Change Network of the UK's Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association, Professor McGiffen addressed a conference at Sheffield Hallam University on September 7th. The conference was the third in a series of events entitled Shared Solidarities. This one was on 'Framing Catastrophe' and looked at the threats of nuclear war ...
An impressively prolific author, AGS’s specialist of geopolitics and geopolitics of religion Manlio Graziano has just published three books: two in the US – with Stanford University Press and Columbia University Press – and one in Italy, with the leading publisher in political science Il Mulino.
Holy Wars and Holy Alliance, The Return of Religion to the ...
Professor Steve McGiffen was approached by the Joint Committee on the Future Funding of Domestic Water Services of the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament) to assist with their deliberations on the issue, by outlining water services funding systems in other European Union member states, and drawing the lessons from their experiences. “I wrote a book on EU ...
On February 23, Professor Douglas Yates was invited by the Chinese TV network CGTN (formerly CCTV News) to speak about the implications of the official state visit of French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve to Beijing to discuss economic cooperation with China. Yates insisted that despite Cazeneuve being a 'late night appointment' of President François Hollande, his ...
Larry Kilman, who teaches the NGO Management classes at AGS, has been appointed as a specialist consultant to UNESCO on the safety of journalists and the issue of impunity. He will be writing a report on the issue, looking at successful media initiatives that protect journalists and combat the culture of impunity.
Professor Ruchi Anand is featured in a documentary about Donald Trump’s presidency, produced by the French national TV network France 5. This 70-minute film focuses on the reasons and consequences of Trump’s presidency, exploring both the domestic and international issues at stake.
During the two months between Trump’s election and his inauguration, journalist and ...
Larry Kilman, Assistant Professor of NGO Management, has been appointed as an Associate to the London-based Institute for Media Strategies, which provides news media companies around the world with insights, advice and training.
The Institute is particularly concerned with helping newsrooms manage their digital transformation to ensure they continue to be able to carry out their key ...
On Saturday 29 October Professor Yates was invited as a guest on the radio program "Eco d'ici, Eco d'ailleurs", an hour-long economic show that is broadcast every Saturday on the French national radio station RFI.
Yates spoke about the state of the American economy in light of the declinist rhetoric coming out of the presidential elections. He ...
Professor Manlio Graziano recently participated in three seminars on the geopolitics of religion at universities in Italy: University of Bologna (History department) and University La Sapienza in Rome (Political Science and History departments). He discussed the impact of the geopolitics of religion, especially that of the Catholic Church, on international relations, and the relationship between ...
Christian KarastojanovCanada M.A., School of International Relations Class of 2000
AGS's focus on both academics and real-world experience, its international faculty deeply engaged in current IR issues, and its connections to a variety of global governmental and non-governmental organizations all provided an invaluable preparation for a life in IR.
Professor Ruchi Anand authored a chapter on the hindrance caused by free-market capitalism to environmental justice in the recently released Routledge Handbook of Environmental Justice (edited by Ryan Holifield, Jayajit Chakraborty and Gordon Walker. London, New York : Routledge, 2018).
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At the invitation of the Climate Change Network of the UK's Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association, Professor McGiffen addressed a conference at Sheffield Hallam University on September 7th. The conference was the third in a series of events entitled Shared Solidarities. This one was on 'Framing Catastrophe' and looked at the threats of nuclear war ...
An impressively prolific author, AGS’s specialist of geopolitics and geopolitics of religion Manlio Graziano has just published three books: two in the US – with Stanford University Press and Columbia University Press – and one in Italy, with the leading publisher in political science Il Mulino.
On February 23, Professor Douglas Yates was invited by the Chinese TV network CGTN (formerly CCTV News) to speak about the implications of the official state visit of French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve to Beijing to discuss economic cooperation with China. Yates insisted that despite Cazeneuve being a 'late night appointment' of President François Hollande, his ...
Larry Kilman, who teaches the NGO Management classes at AGS, has been appointed as a specialist consultant to UNESCO on the safety of journalists and the issue of impunity. He will be writing a report on the issue, looking at successful media initiatives that protect journalists and combat the culture of impunity.
Larry Kilman, Assistant Professor of NGO Management, has been appointed as an Associate to the London-based Institute for Media Strategies, which provides news media companies around the world with insights, advice and training.
On Saturday 29 October Professor Yates was invited as a guest on the radio program "Eco d'ici, Eco d'ailleurs", an hour-long economic show that is broadcast every Saturday on the French national radio station RFI.
Professor Manlio Graziano recently participated in three seminars on the geopolitics of religion
AGS's focus on both academics and real-world experience, its international faculty deeply engaged in current IR issues, and its connections to a variety of global governmental and non-governmental organizations all provided an invaluable preparation for a life in IR.