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At the close of the 20th century, democracy was the world’s most popular form of governance, an inspiring force. Then the 2008 economic crisis struck, a result of excess and […]

A Liberian doctor, a Mongolian human rights lawyer, an Argentinean social entrepreneur, and 13 other game-changing global leaders have been named 2017 World Fellows. This cohort brings the total number

To coincide with the fifth anniversary of the Global Network for Advanced Management in April 2017, Global Network Perspectives asked faculty across the 29 schools in the network: “What do

The perceptions of national identity vary sharply among and within countries, especially between urban and rural areas. “A Pew Research Center survey finds that people generally place a relatively low

This week, 694 students from 17 global business schools are traveling the world, meeting peers, taking classes and learning from experts, and visiting local companies. From studies of “Innovation X

Secretary John Kerry April 27, 2017 The Jackson Institute for Global Affairs will host the inaugural “Kerry Conversation” with Sec. John Kerry ’66. This event was originally scheduled for April

“History does not repeat itself, but it does instruct.” With those words Yale historian Timothy Snyder introduced readers to his new book, “On Tyranny: 20 Lessons from the 20th Century.”

At the beginning of March 2017, World Fellows director Emma Sky accompanied four World Fellows to Athens to contribute to the WISE Learners’ Voice program. The World Innovation Summit for

In a recent seminar in Luce Hall, a group of Yale undergraduates described how they had stepped out of their comfort zones since they last met together in the classroom.