$2.5 Million, Five-Year “Multiply the Good” Challenge Announced
An anonymous $2.5 million fundraising challenge aims to encourage leadership annual giving at the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
An anonymous $2.5 million fundraising challenge aims to encourage leadership annual giving at the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
Three students from Iraq are currently enrolled in the Monterey Institute’s Intensive English Program, preparing to matriculate into graduate programs in language teaching and business administration as part of the Iraqi government’s ambitious new scholarship project.
The Monterey Institute’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies was selected from a large number of candidates to manage and operate the new Vienna Center for Disarmament and Nonproliferation.
The Monterey Institute expands access to its graduate programs with a new method for students to meet the school’s language requirement.
Fisher International MBA Student Christa Thoeresz spent the summer working on integrating sustainable business practices and principles into all aspects of Nike‘s operations.
In his new book “What Environmentalists Need to Know About Economics,” Professor Jason Scorse of the Monterey Institute argues the importance of economic analysis for promoting sound environmental policy.
A New York Times reviewer called CNS Senior Research Associate Avner Cohen’s new book on Israel’s nuclear policy “thoughtful, measured and deep, and very much worthy of wide consideration.”