Eating in the Anthropocene: Can We Mitigate Climate Change through Food Systems?
Jessica Fanzo, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Food Ethics & Policy and Director of the Global Food Ethics and Policy Program at the Johns Hopkin...
Bologna Institute for Policy Research
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The Bologna Institute for Policy Research (BIPR) is the research division of the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Europe. Its purpose is to promote problem-centered, interdisciplinary research in international policy by drawing upon the global network of SAIS faculty, students and scholars. BIPR SeminarCasts are made available to the public with the goal of providing a pivotal forum for thought and debate in international public policy.
Autocracy at War: Merit vs. Loyalty in the Red Army during WWII
Eugene Finkel, Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe, discussed "Autocracy at War: Merit vs. Loyalty in the Red Army during WWII...
Where Does the EU Want to Go? A Perspective from Rome and Brussels
Pietro Benassi, Italian Permanent Representative to the European Union and Antonio Parenti, Head of the European Commission Representation in Italy, d...
Borderlands. Europe and the Mediterranean Middle East
Raffaella A. Del Sarto, Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe, Michael Leigh (Chair), Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe, Kalypso Nicolaïdis, Europea...
Transatlantic Relations under Biden: Opportunities and Challenges!
Veronika Wand-Danielsson, Ambassador, Americas Department, Swedish Foreign Ministry, discusses "Transatlantic Relations under Biden: Opportunities and...
BOOK PRESENTATION: Prisms of the People, Power & Organizing in 21st Century America
Hahrie Han, Inaugural Director, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute and Professor of Political Science, Johns Hopkins University, US, presente...
Kathryn Knowles Women in International Affairs Lecture - How Fit is Europe for a New Transatlantic Relationship?
On April 29, 2021, Daniela Schwarzer, German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), delivered the first Kathryn Knowles Women in International Affairs L...
Populism, Information, and the Post-Covid Political Landscape
Francis Fukuyama, Stanford University, US, discussed "Populism, Information, and the Post-Covid Political Landscape" in a SAIS Europe webinar on April...
The Johns Hopkins SAIS Global Risk Conference - A Conversation on the Geopolitics of Energy
Sarah Emerson, Energy Security Analysis, Inc. (ESAI), US, Martin Fraenkel, S&P Global Platts, UK and Marco Dell'Aquila, Johns Hopkins University SAIS ...
Balance of Power Redux: Nuclear Alliances and the Logic of Extended Deterrence
Eliza Gheorghe, Bilkent University, Turkey, discussed "Balance of Power Redux: Nuclear Alliances and the Logic of Extended Deterrence" in a SAIS Europ...