In December the American Graduate School in Paris's research center saw the release of its first book : Crimes Against Women (Nova Publishers, USA), a collective work edited by AGS professor David Wingeate Pike, with a foreword by Bangladeshi author and Human Rights advocate Taslima Nasrin.
Crimes Against Women presents a survey of acts ...
Rebecca Gaghen from the International Energy Agency came to AGS on December 3 as a guest speaker to talk about the mission, challenges and inner workings of IEA.
The International Energy Agency was established in 1974. Its mission to ensure international energy security, encourage economic growth and promote environmental protection through the joint efforts its 28 member ...
Amnesty International France Vice-President and former Chairman Francis Perrin was a guest speaker at AGS on November 26, in Professor Anand's class on International Organizations. He talked to the students about AIF's action on French domestic human rights issues, especially related to refugees and migrants, as well as about its action towards other countries.
On November 11-12, students in the Arcadia study abroad program at AGS went on a trip to Brussels as part of their out-of-the-classroom study of the European Union. Along with AGS staff members Jennifer Wright and Matthew Delabre, they visited the European Parlliament where they met with Member of the ...
AGS's latest Wine and Cheese evening was held around the theme: "Tocqueville, Islam, and Democracy." AGS students, alumni, faculty, staff and guests debated in an informal atmostphere about the compatibility ...
French economist Vanessa Strauss-Kahn is teaching the course on Managerial Economics in the Master Executive Master's in Finance program on November 12-21. The modular format of the EMSF program at AGS features one course every month taught by a different professor from AGS's partner ...
The Director of the Human Rights Watch Paris Office Jean-Marie Fardeau was at AGS on November 19 to give a talk and answer students' questions in Professor Anand's International Organizations class. Mr. ...
Catherine Doody from the World Bank was a guest speaker in Professor Anand's International Organizations class on November 5. Ms. Doody is Communications Associate of the World Bank. She talked about ...
As part of the AGS's efforts to provide its students and graduates with career support and counseling, two workshops will be offered this semester. They will be conducted by AGS alumna Christy Davis, who has extensive experience in the headhunting sector.
The first AGS "Wine and Cheese" evening of the Fall Semester was held on September 29 around the theme of the war in Afghanistan. The evening's discussion was animated by AGS Associate Professor Anton Koslov.
The AGS "Wine and Cheese" evenings bring students, faculty, staff and guests together in a ...
Tammy FortierUSA Ph.D. School of International Relations
The Ph.D. program at AGS provides both roots and wings : essential skills needed to ask effective questions, negotiate problems, find solutions ; and the challenge to go out into the world acting firmly, fairly and consistently in creating opportunities.
In December the American Graduate School in Paris's research center saw the release of its first book : Crimes Against Women (Nova Publishers, USA), a collective work edited by AGS professor David Wingeate Pike, with a foreword by Bangladeshi author and Human Rights advocate Taslima Nasrin.
Rebecca Gaghen from the International Energy Agency came to AGS on December 3 as a guest speaker to talk about the mission, challenges and inner workings of IEA.
Amnesty International France Vice-President and former Chairman Francis Perrin was a guest speaker at AGS on November 26, in Professor Anand's class on International Organizations. He talked to the students about AIF's action on French domestic human rights issues, especially related to refugees and migrants, as well as about its action towards other countries.
On November 11-12, students in the Arcadia study abroad program at AGS went on a trip to Brussels as part of their out-of-the-classroom study of the European Union. Along with AGS staff members Jennifer Wright and Matthew Delabre, they visited the European Parlliament where they met with 
AGS's latest Wine and Cheese evening was held around the theme: "Tocqueville, Islam, and Democracy." AGS students, alumni, faculty, staff and guests debated in an informal atmostphere about the compatibility ...
French economist Vanessa Strauss-Kahn is teaching the course on Managerial Economics in the Master Executive Master's in Finance program on November 12-21. The modular format of the EMSF program at AGS features one course every month taught by a different professor from AGS's partner ...
The Director of the Human Rights Watch Paris Office Jean-Marie Fardeau was at AGS on November 19 to give a talk and answer students' questions in Professor Anand's International Organizations class. Mr. ...
Catherine Doody from the World Bank was a guest speaker in Professor Anand's International Organizations class on November 5. Ms. Doody is Communications Associate of the World Bank. She talked about ...
As part of the AGS's efforts to provide its students and graduates with career support and counseling, two workshops will be offered this semester. They will be conducted by AGS alumna Christy Davis, who has extensive experience in the headhunting sector.
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The first AGS "Wine and Cheese" evening of the Fall Semester was held on September 29 around the theme of the war in Afghanistan. The evening's discussion was animated by AGS Associate Professor Anton Koslov.
The Ph.D. program at AGS provides both roots and wings : essential skills needed to ask effective questions, negotiate problems, find solutions ; and the challenge to go out into the world acting firmly, fairly and consistently in creating opportunities.