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Welcome to the school for international studies

THINKING OF THE WORLD —
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AT SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

Interested in understanding why some countries develop quickly while others are mired in poverty? Ever wondered why some countries are democracies while others are ruled by dictators? Want to know how we can help countries recover from natural disasters and civil wars, whether Russia is losing its influence, or what the barriers are to peace in the Middle East? If any or all of these issues interest you, then you may want to consider International Studies as part of your academic career.

 

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March 19, 2010: Research Assistant position available. For more information, please click here.

April 10, 2010: Zainah Anwar, founder of Sisters in Islam and Musawah will address the tensions within Muslim societies when conservative political Islam collides with women’s demands for equality and justice. For more information, please click here.

March 9, 2010: Jeff Checkel's 2009 book, European Identity (co-edited with Peter Katzenstein) was one of the 9 recommended by Foreign Affairs in its "What to Read" feature.

March 4, 2010: Morten Jerven participated in the launch of a new Africa International Affairs Programme at the London School of Economics. See his paper in a special issue of LSE Ideas.

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