Around the World in 14 Books As part of International Education Week, 14 Duke alumni from Peru to China select books that provide memorable perspectives on their homelands. Read on www.canva.com PUBLISHED November 10, 2020 IN Global , Academics , Books
Will Low-Income Countries Miss Out on the COVID-19 Vaccine? A new Duke study shows rich countries snapping up vaccines even before they're ready, and it could mean fewer — as well as delays in vaccination — for billions in less wealthy nations Read on Duke Global Health Institute PUBLISHED November 10, 2020 IN Global , Medicine , Research
PUBLISHED April 7, 2021 IN Academics, Global Retired Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall to Receive Bolch Prize for the Rule Of Law Read
PUBLISHED April 4, 2021 IN Academics, Global Viewing Conflicts as Problems to Be Solved Can Help Diplomacy Read on International & Global Studies
PUBLISHED April 1, 2021 IN Research, Global Increased Migration at U.S. Border Linked to Climate Change, Violence in Central America Read
PUBLISHED March 18, 2021 IN Arts, Books, Global Faculty Member's Book Brings Recognition to Mexico's Finest Printmaker Read on Duke Arts
PUBLISHED March 17, 2021 IN Research, Global High Levels of Toxic Metals Found in Coal Ash from Dominican Republic Power Plant Read on Nicholas School of the...
PUBLISHED March 15, 2021 IN Academics, Global January Book: Bai Gao, "High-Speed Rail: An Analysis of the Chinese Innovation System Read on www.amazon.com
PUBLISHED March 15, 2021 IN Global, Arts, Books March Books: Miguel Rojas Sotelo, editor, "Graphic in Transit" Read on artist-studio-project-publishing-llc-coqui-books.square.site
