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"Cityscape" by Jack Gartland '20 is the overall winner of the 2018 SGS student photo contest. This photo was taken at the top of the Shanghai Tower in Shanghai, China, during his summer internship.
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The France-Stanford Center for Interdisciplinary Studies celebrates 15 years of fostering collaborative research between French and U.S. scholars. Watch the video.
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Former participants in the Global Studies Internship Program offer advice to future interns. Watch the video.
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The Handa Center's Jessie Brunner published practical guidelines to help frontline practitioners gather good, responsible data to combat human trafficking in Southeast Asia.
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Human rights minor student Ibrahim Bharmal received the Stanford Alumni Association’s 2018 J.E. Wallace Sterling Award for outstanding service to Stanford, and international relations student Tesay Yusef received a 2018 James W. Lyons award for service.
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Stanford Iran 2040 Project Manager Pooya Azadi analyzes what new U.S. sanctions could mean for Iran’s economy.
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Professor Priya Satia discusses her new book, Empire of Guns: The Violent Making of the Industrial Revolution, with international relations student Irene Kim.
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| Stanford scholars Michael Auslin, Siegfried Hecker, Gi-Wook Shin, and Kathleen Stephens discuss the cancellation of the U.S.-North Korea summit via Stanford News.
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| African Studies Distinguished Fellow Landry Signé writes about how Africa is bucking the isolationist trend in Foreign Affairs.
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| Stanford scholars Abbas Milani, Siegfried Hecker, and Allen Weiner discussed the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal via Stanford News.
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Dean Richard Saller awarded student services officer Kristin Kutella Boyd with the Dean's Award of Merit. He also recognized several current and former SGS staff for their years of service at the annual H&S Staff Recognition Luncheon.
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SGS welcomes two new staff: Yasmin Deosaran, program coordinator for the Center for South Asia; and Rachel Tongco, event and finance coordinator for the Taube Center for Jewish Studies.
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