Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. The Ralph Bunche Institute offers a wealth of research and public programming on international affairs, human rights, and conflict resolution.
Tech companies have seen a rise of labor disputes in the last decade. The struggles of gig workers (delivery, ride-hailing) and warehouse workers have been
Elected in August 2023, Bernardo Arevalo will be sworn this month as president of Guatemala amid rumors that coupmongers could stop him from taking office.
Two billion people around the world use Instagram, but so far social scientists have done little research on the platform. Despite Instagram's reputation for shallowness,
Join this conversation with a panel of experts on Jewish studies sponsored by the CUNY Anti-Hate Initiative and the Ralph Bunche Institute. RSVP in person
A new series hosted by the Center for the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity, and sponsored by CUNY’s new Anti-Hate Initiative, and
The historical record is marked by events, people, and communities that remain just out of the frame. They are there, clearly visible, but no one
Can the traditionally strong relationship between the U.S. and Europe weather the storms on the horizon? Get an in-depth, insider’s view at this crucial time
Call for Papers Deadline: Sep 30 2024 The CUNY Human Rights Workshop (HRW) is an interdisciplinary, scholarly forum that fosters discussion and debate on emerging scholarship and
CGEP Colloquia Rogers Smith (University of Pennsylvania) The Global Dimensions of America's New Racial Politics Tuesday, September 17 @ 6:30pm (ET)
Is the UN Still Relevant in Resolving Major Wars? The seminar we are organizing explores the potential of various UN interventions in resolving major wars
"A Conversation about Being Human: Political Modernity and Hospitality in Kurdistan-Iraq" Protesting that culture of censorship and suppression, the Center for the Study of the
Danial Vahabli is a sociology PhD student at Stony Brook University and the Graduate Fellow of Institute for Advanced Computational Science. His research uses both