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SIS Welcomes New Faculty
Get to know American University’s School of International Service new full-time faculty members for the 2025-2026 school year.
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Job Search Support for International Affairs Professionals in a Changing Market
We connected with Sara Jones, director of SIS's Office of Career Development, to get the latest advice for those navigating a changing job market.
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Securing the Depths: NATO’s Need for Regional Cooperation in Baltic Sea Infrastructure Defense
Securing vital maritime assets requires a strategic, multinational defense effort in the Baltic Sea.
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How Roti Helps Us Understand Gender, Identity, and Heritage
SIS professor Mariam Durrani answers a few questions about her collaborative research initiative, The Roti Collective.
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Smokescreens and Stereotypes: Spies in the Cold War
Smokescreens and Stereotypes - how spies and the popular image of Cold War spying shaped world perceptions, both in history and Hollywood.
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How the Small Autonomous Region of Puntland Found Success in Battling Islamic State In Somalia
SIS PhD candidate Ido Levy breaks down how a small town in Somalia has found success against the Islamic State.
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Experts Share Essential Books and Films for Genocide Awareness Month
To mark the beginning of Genocide Awareness Month, we asked two experts for their list of recommended reads and watches.
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Pressure-Tested Policy Solutions for Cyber Security Simulation
SIS students detail their experience at the Atlantic Council's Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, where they tackled a simulated ransomware attack and natural disaster.
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What's Next for Canada?
SIS visiting scholar in-residence Taylor McDonald discusses recent shifts in Canada’s domestic politics and the current tension in US-Canada relations.
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George Marshall: Cold War Statesman
Learning about George Marshall's crucial role in World War II and the Cold War's development.
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