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Our department offers three majors: International Relations, Joint International Relations-Economics, Joint International Relations-Modern Languages & Literature

Major declarations are now done online.

Click HERE for more information!

 

CLICK HERE to declare your IR minor!  Just FOUR courses!

Prof. Barkey published an opinion piece in Greece's Kathemerini 

A tangled web for Turkey in Russia's war with Ukraine

https://www.ekathimerini.com/opinion/1179074/a-tangled-web-for-turkey-in-russias-war-with-ukraine/

Prof. Duvanova is one of the featured commentators on the current unrest in Kazakhstan for PONARS Eurasia: 

https://www.ponarseurasia.org/riots-in-kazakhstan/?fbclid=IwAR07E0UgupjOnu-eseSn6nrH-c_LnDVdi7QI73oWsoUgcNTAI64RcmJD8y4

 

International Relations is offering an additional zero level elective for IR majors, minors and students interested in the topic.

Check out this new course being taught by Visiting Assistant Professor Thomas Cavanna:

IR Senior Awards
 Each Spring the faculty awards several prizes to outstanding graduating seniors.  Dependent upon the candidates, some awards may not be awarded every year.

Aurie N. Dunlap Prize in International Relations
Established by the department in 1977 in memory of Professor Dunlap.  The department will award up to two Dunlap awards for either Academics or Service to the department.

Professor He speaks at the panel “Identity Politics and Foreign Policy: Non-Western Perspectives," Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
 
Professor He presents a paper at “Japan and the World” academic manuscript workshop, 21st Century Japan Politics an Society Initiative, Indiana University
 
December 17-18, 2020

Selective Wilsonianism: Material Interests and the West's Support for Democracy

 

Professor Madeira received some good news! She is the recipient of Lehigh's Paul J. Franz, Jr and Class of '68 Award, which will fund her travel to Austria later this year to present at a conference and complete a project with a colleague at the University of Innsbruck. Her project will help IR scholars understand the distinctive and unexpected ways that Latin American countries have integrated into the global trade regime. 

Prof. Madeira

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