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Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan

Harris Public Policy students visited Zaatari refugee camp as part of the 2018 Pearson International Conflict Seminar to Jordan, where they met with Syrian refugees leading NGO programming within the camp.

Ramin Kohanteb/The Pearson Institute

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World Politics Review / 04.05.24

After 75 Years, NATO Is as Relevant and Valuable as Ever

Pearson Faculty Affiliate Paul Poast considers the relevancy of NATO after 75 years in his weekly column for World Politics Review. 

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VoxDev / 03.11.24

How effective are monetary incentives to vote?

A recent article by Mariella Gonzales, Gianmarco León-Ciliotta, and Pearson Faculty Affiliate Luis Martinez  concluded monetary incentives have a positive effect on voting, but important caveats need to be considered. 

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New York Times / 02.21.24

In Latin America, Guards don't control prisons, Gangs do

Paywall: Pearson Faculty Affiliate Benjamin Lessing commented on a recent article for the New York Times. 

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The Annapurna Express

04.08.24

Paul Staniland: The US wants a growing, democratic Nepal

Pearson Faculty Affiliate Paul Staniland spoke with Annapurna Express about US South Asia policy. 
 

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The Herald

04.07.24

'We're more like Ulster now': Terror expert on Scotland's polarisation

Paywall: Pearson Faculty Affiliate Richard English was interviewed by The Herald. 

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The Guardian

04.02.24

Does Counter-Terrorism Work? by Richard English review – a thoughtful and authoritative analysis

The Guardian reviews Pearson Faculty Affiliate Richard English's latest book, "Does Counter-Terrorism Work?"

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Western Wall

Harris Public Policy students visited the Western Wall in Jerusalem as part of the 2019 Pearson International Conflict Seminar to Israel and the West Bank.

Ramin Kohanteb / The Pearson Institute