Why We Need International Norms to Regulate the Space Race Unmanaged competition for space resources might lead to conflict, panelists said at Duke event on space diplomacy With the proliferation of human activity in space, humanity risks repeating the mistakes that...
Peace Still Ultimate Goal of Diplomacy Speaking at Duke’s Biddle Lecture, Ambassador Nicholas Burns urges the U.S. to restore its diplomatic power on the global stage in service of big ideas. Instead of solely relying on military might, the U.S. needs to expand its diplomatic powers to...
The Complexity, the Challenges, and the Uniqueness of the U.S./Mexico relationship A Conversation with Martha Bárcena Coqui, Mexico's Ambassador to the U.S. As Mexican Ambassador to the U.S., one of Martha Bárcena Coqui’s biggest challenges is to...
Making Sense of Duke’s Acronyms DUCIGS? MURDOCK? FCIEMAS? Puzzled by some of Duke’s initials? Here’s what you need to know Before she was the director of communications for the ...
Getting Your Hands Dirty to Relieve Stress Gardening proves to be an effective outlet for colleagues during COVID-19 For the past 15 summers, Kelly Deal has kept a garden at her Person County home. What started as...
COVID-19 and Global Supply Chains: Disruptions and Restructuring Two leading experts agree globalization isn't over, but a restructuring of the global supply chains will likely include a rethinking of global strategies for corporations Duke Professor Gary Gereffi and IMF’s economist Tamim Bayoumi joined DUCIGS Director...
Said@Duke: Ralph Chami on Economic Policies for 'Fragile States' Ralph Chami, assistant director in the Institute for Capacity Development at the ...
