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Post-Indonesia Reflections

Post-Indonesia Reflections

Working and living in a new place always scares me. In the months before my internship in Jakarta, I calmed my fears with reminders that…
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A septic field of global health (in the nexus of labor migration, politics and historical memories)

A septic field of global health (in the nexus of labor migration, politics and historical memories)

I conducted my yearlong dissertation fieldwork in Ethiopia from 2015 to 2016. With the support of FSI research grant, I visited Ethiopia…
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5 ways to improve cybersecurity

5 ways to improve cybersecurity

By Nicole Feldman Featuring security research by the Stanford Cyber Initiative.
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Planning for the future of work in an online world

Planning for the future of work in an online world

By Nicole Feldman Featuring the Stanford Cyber Initiative’s research into the Future of Work.
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Lessons from Buenos Aires

Lessons from Buenos Aires

By Alexandra Nguyen-Phuc ’18, Global Policy Intern at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, on her summer internship at…
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How nuclear war would affect the world climate and human health

How nuclear war would affect the world climate and human health

Q&A with Paul N. Edwards, CISAC’s William J. Perry Fellow in International Security at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International…
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Why we should start worrying about nuclear fallout

Why we should start worrying about nuclear fallout

Q&A with Gabrielle Hecht, senior fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, professor of history and the Frank…
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Cold War lessons in coercive diplomacy for dealing with North Korea today

Cold War lessons in coercive diplomacy for dealing with North Korea today

By Michael McFaul, director of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI).
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How to avoid medical mistakes

How to avoid medical mistakes

Kathryn McDonald, the Executive Director of the Center for Health Policy/Primary Care and Outcomes Research, talks with Nicole Feldman.
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Summer Reading List

Summer Reading List

Squeezing in a few more books before the school year starts? FSI faculty share their recommendations.
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