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Stanford Global Studies in Stanford Global Perspectives

Jun 18, 2021

Class of 2018: we’ve learned a lot, we’ve seen a lot, and we’ve done some, but we have so much more to do…

Stanford Global Studies in Stanford Global Perspectives

Jun 18, 2018

Stanford International Relations Commencement Speech: Sinclair Cook ‘18

Stanford Global Studies in Stanford Global Perspectives

Jun 11, 2018

When home exists no longer: climate change and forced cross-border migration

Alina Utrata in Stanford Global Perspectives

Apr 16, 2018

As Long as It’s Home

Reflections on Northern Ireland, Twenty Years After Peace

Stanford Global Studies in Stanford Global Perspectives

Mar 1, 2018

The decline of U.S. hegemony in the Western hemisphere

In Bush II, Obama, and the Decline of U.S. Hegemony in the Western Hemisphere Thomas O’Keefe, Stanford lecturer in international relations, applies competing definitions and conceptions of hegemony to various foreign policy initiatives…

Stanford Global Studies in Stanford Global Perspectives

Oct 25, 2017

Living in the world’s friendliest country

By Jessica Ngo, Human Biology, Class of 2019

Stanford Global Studies in Stanford Global Perspectives

Jul 17, 2017

Student interns in Nicaragua & Tokyo reflect on their first week abroad

Stanford International Relations Commencement Speech: Heajune (June) Lee ’21

Stanford International Relations Commencement Speech: Audrey Huynh, ‘19

Stanford International Relations Commencement Speech: Lloyd Lyall ‘19

Class of 2018: we’ve learned a lot, we’ve seen a lot, and we’ve done some, but we have so much more to do…

Stanford International Relations Commencement Speech: Sinclair Cook ‘18

When home exists no longer: climate change and forced cross-border migration

As Long as It’s Home

Reflections on Northern Ireland, Twenty Years After Peace

The decline of U.S. hegemony in the Western hemisphere

Living in the world’s friendliest country

Student interns in Nicaragua & Tokyo reflect on their first week abroad