Faculty Advice: The Immigration Debate
Spring 2018
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From Haiti, With Love
Every action, degree, career choice Wesley Laîne MAIPS ‘14 takes is to lay the groundwork for a political career in his native Haiti, where he wants to shepherd transformative change for the impoverished country.
Dispatch from East Timor
A dispatch from alumna Claire Potdevin in East Timor about what it means to belong to the category of international advisors.
A Conversation with William Arrocha
Professor William Arrocha, who teaches courses on international development, migration, and human rights, spoke with us about the widespread impact of the current immigration policy debate.
Liberty in North Korea: Rescue Aid Society
Seongji Kim MATLM ’19 and Seo-Young Jun MATLM ’18 are passionate about changing the narrative around the issue of North Korean refugees.
Onaba Payab: Leading from the Front
Considered one of Afghanistan’s future leaders, Onaba Payab MAIPD ‘18 was the first female valedictorian at the American University in Kabul. She shares some of her insights with us.
In Brief: Spring 2018
A Conversation with Moyara Ruehsen
Associate Professor Moyara Ruehsen has been teaching courses on financial crime—including money laundering, trade-based financial crime, corruption, proliferation financing, and terrorist financing—at the Institute since 1994.
Life According to Langholz
A fixture in the International Environmental Policy program, professor Jeff Langholz is nothing if not systematic in his approaches to life’s challenges. He generously shares his systems with students and colleagues, and is tireless in his efforts to inspire others.
The View from Segal: The Search for Truth