“I have had the chance to take part in activities unavailable outside of Washington, DC, such as study treks to the U.S. Department of State and Capitol Hill.”
Manipulating Globalization: The Influence of Bureaucrats on Business in China
“Manipulating Globalization: The Influence of Bureaucrats on Business in China” by Ling Chen, Assistant Professor of Political Economy and China Studies The era of globalization saw China emerge as the world’s manufacturing titan. However, the “made […]
An Entrepreneur Looking to Make a Difference in Africa
“I was very excited to see that the school offers support to students who have an interest in entrepreneurship.”
2018 Social Enterprise Boot Camp
On September 8, the school hosted its second-annual Social Enterprise Boot Camp, a joint cooperation between the Johns Hopkins SAIS Social Enterprise Accelerated Fund (SAF) and the Johns Hopkins University Social Innovation Lab (SIL) based […]
Professor Eugene Finkel Receives Honorable Mention for Luebbert Best Article
Conflict Management and European and Eurasian Studies Associate Professor Eugene Finkel has received an honorable mention in the Luebbert Best Article Award category in the field of comparative politics given by the American Political Science Association. The […]
Gaining Perspective from Classmates to Guest Lecturers
“I am surrounded by classmates who come from a wide array of different backgrounds and all bring a different perspective or opinion into the classroom.”
SAISLeads 2018
The week before the official start of the school year, Johns Hopkins SAIS hosted its annual SAISLeads retreat for second-year Master of Arts (MA) students who are interested in pursuing leadership roles within the field […]
