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High Honors from India
Professor Arvind Panagariya has been awarded the Padma Bhushan, India's third highest civilian award. More
Soccer for Equality
Mark Orrs, PhD student in Sustainable Development, describes an inspiring sight in
Dagoretti, Kenya: "Playful and energetic girls... taking a stand for equality and opportunity, both on the field and off." More
WATCH: Children and Armed Conflict
SIPA's United Nations Studies Program hosted a roundtable discussion on the UN Security Council and its human rights agenda. More 
The Future of the Eurozone
Howard Davies,
former Bank of England deputy governor, told a group of SIPA faculty and students: “The European Central Bank is making very good monetary policy for a country that doesn’t exist. It’s still a mess." More
WATCH: Serving the Global Public Interest
SIPA’s goal is to foster economic growth, sustainable development, social progress, and democratic governance by educating public policy professionals, producing research, and conveying the results to the world.
More News & Announcements
February 9: ISERP Election Series: Predictions and Elections: What's Next?
9: Saudi Arabia and the Arab Spring Uprisings
10: Arab Spring and Beyond: Social Networking & Political Change in the Middle East, Russia and China
15: Robert Herbert: A Call to Civil Engagement
Yang Lan (MIA '96) co-creating $800 million entertainment fund in China,
New York Times
Sylvia Hewlett: Facebook's Sheryl Sandburg "...overly critical of women," New York Times
Sarika Bansal (MPA ’12): "Soap Operas with a Social Message," New York Times
Robert Mundell on Europe's fiscal woes, Newsweek
Steven Cohen: Obama faces little political risk with green maneuvers, Reuters
Dorian Warren on “Occupy Congress: Could it be politics as unusual?”
MSNBC