Gatty Lecture Series *Please note this Gatty Lecture takes place on Wednesday, not Thursday* Join us for a talk by Amitav Acharya, Distinguished Professor at the School of International Service, American University.

Come meet other members of the Cornell community interested in studying Southwest Asia and North Africa, including fellow students, faculty, staff, postdocs, and Visiting Scholars. Tea, coffee & snacks, both sweet and savory, will be served.

South Asia Librarian Kelsey Utne will introduce graduate students to resources available through the Cornell University Library for doing research on South Asia.

Find out more about our winter program exploring the Tiputini Biological Station in the Yasuni National Park in the Amazon in Ecuador.

Global politics are undergoing a radical rupture. The post-WWII rules-based international order, which prohibits most uses of military force, provides collective security, and respects human rights, has always been imperfect.

The Einaudi Center's Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program (LACS) is sponsoring this event series on the contemporary crisis in Cuba, in collaboration with Cornell's Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR).

Talk by Uzma Zafar (Sexuality, Women's and Gender Studies, University of Rochester)

Learn more over a light lunch about our winter study abroad program in Mexico. Located in a valley surrounded by three mountain ranges, Oaxaca is beloved for its legendary culinary scene, indigenous artistic traditions, and environmental and cultural…

My talk on "Translation and Language Justice in and Beyond Europe” will focus on “language justice,” (a term that does not as-yet refer to a clear field or critical problematic), as a rubric for a vision of language politics straddling law,…

Protecting forests is about much more than protecting trees. It is about people, culture, livelihoods, and understanding the local realities that shape how conservation actually works.