Lukashenko Is Putin’s Future
Chris Miller publishes op-ed in Foreign Policy on the similarities between the Belarusian and Russian presidents.
U.S. Military Confronts Its Own Racial Reckoning
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis discusses racism in the military with WBUR.
The One System Working During the Pandemic
Dan Drezner examines the role of global finance in international cooperation, via his Washington Post column.
Does Working from Home Actually Work?
Some employees who work from home are more productive, but not everyone has the same opportunities, says Fletcher School professor
Digital Contact Tracing’s Mixed Record Abroad Spells Trouble for U.S. Efforts to Rein in COVID-19
Bhaskar Chakravorti explores the promise and challenges of contact tracing across the globe, via an op-ed in The Conversation.
Is There a Role for Human Rights Law in Flattening the COVID-19 Curve?
Fletcher Professors Babbitt and Cerone discuss individual human rights vs. the public good in a time of COVID-19.
Private Equity Makes ESG Promises. But Their Impact Is Often Superficial.
Senior Lecturer Ken Pucker co-publishes an article in Institutional Investor on the "superficial" state of ESG in private equity.
Taliban Bounties Would Be a New Low Even for Putin
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis shares his recommended response to claims that Russia offered Taliban fighters bounties to kill U.S. service members, via Bloomberg Opinion.
Will Annexation Hurt Israel’s Relationship with the UAE?
Joshua Levine (F20) published op-ed in Medium on the future of Israel/UAE relations.
