Foreign Policy Magazine

LEADERS IN GRADUATE EDUCATION

 the global landscape becomes more complex and interconnected than ever before, the need for collaboration, inclusion, and unity has never been greater. introduces some of graduate education’s most respected leaders. These professors, deans, directors, and alums draw upon their diverse backgrounds and multifaceted careers to help cultivate the next generation of international affairs specialists as they embark on their mission to make the world a better place.

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