In this seminar, Yue Hou will discuss her paper, co-authored by Xinrui Feng and Mingxing Liu, that presents one of the first studies of the political behavior of female legislators…
For the first few decades of China’s economic reforms, scholars described Chinese capitalists as co-opted by the state, unlikely to pose a political threat and partner to the regime in…
Said Bilani (SCS’20) is among the 45 recipients of this year's Pickering Fellowship, which allows him to pursue graduate study and a career in diplomacy.
A senior and two alumni from the School of Foreign Service will pursue graduate school and careers in Foreign Service as recipients of the prestigious Pickering and Rangel fellowships.
In recent years, the U.S.-China competition has shifted into the realm of values. China is often accused of being an immoral power, out to spread authoritarianism and build an illiberal…
Theater and arts scholar Anita Gonzalez will join the performing arts and African American studies departments in Georgetown College as a tenured professor.
Georgetown produces more U.S. Fulbright student awardees for 2020-2021 than any other college or university in the country for the second year in a row.
The 2018-2019 summit diplomacy between the United States, China, and North Korea made limited progress towards the goal of denuclearization. Does this form of diplomacy hold promise going forward? To…
Many discussions about “China” are really about the Chinese Communist Party, but governments and the people are not exactly the same thing. Fewer conversations are about what Chinese people are…
Ndeye Radia Mbengue (G’20) and Emma Dorshimer (G’20), two students in the Conflict Resolution Master of Arts Program, are the first to receive Georgetown’s new graduate certificate in Gender, Peace…
