This class examines the vast and diverse field of international exchanges through a number of disciplinary lenses — historical, cultural, economic, diplomatic, psychological — and theoretical perspectives.
This class introduces students to the metrics of public diplomacy. It looks at the challenges posed by PD assessment, the tools, terminology, and mechanics of evaluation, the measurement community, and… Continue Reading »
This is a practical course to educate and empower students to effectively engage senior policymakers on issues related to identifying, understanding and engaging audiences by the U.S. Government in the… Continue Reading »
BPLs Social Justice Book Club has meetings monthly on the last Tuesday of the month. This group seeks to create a brave space for learning and sharing a variety of… Continue Reading »
A book by Jamil Zaki about the importance of empathy in the modern world, and how to strengthen your on empathy. A great resource for expanding interpersonal skills and cultural… Continue Reading »
This is a blog post by Otayo that talks about Mauritius’ rich literary history while recommending books from Mauritian authors.
This is the Instagram account of an author named Fran Hauser whose social media page features books that she’s passionate about.
Three Percent is a website dedicated to readers, editors, and translators interested in finding out about modern and contemporary international literature.
Open Letter is a nonprofit literary translation press, affiliated with the University of Rochester. They work to increase access to world literature for English readers by translating classic works into… Continue Reading »
This page provides a list of 20 highly-rated books for those interested in the field of anthropology.
