Examining the Psychology of Terrorists
“Terrorism is a disease that’s like a cancer spreading everywhere,” said former Iraqi ambassador to…
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Political Scientist’s Research Evaluates U.N. Peacekeeping Operations
On a bookshelf in Anjali Dayal’s office, there is a copy of political scientist James…
Fordham represented at United Nations for 10th annual Psychology Day
Fordham was represented at the United Nations on April 20 for its 10th annual Psychology Day.…
United Nations Official Makes Case for International Cooperation
The world’s biggest problems, such as climate change or migration, are too complicated for nations…
Fordham to Host Back-to-Back Human Rights Conferences
Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus will host two multi-day conferences next week for academics, students, and…
Two Weeks After Brussels Panel Discusses Human Rights in the Age of Terrorism
The recent terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels have put the world on edge, a…
Fordham’s Water Justice Expert Joins UN Panel for World Water Day
March 22 is World Water Day, an international observance of global issues related to water…
Driving Change: Students Make Sustainable Connections through Partnerships with BMW, the UN, and Others
Thanks to a new series of yearlong social innovation workshops, Fordham students are making connections…
Book by Former U.N. Expert Documents Minority Oppression Worldwide
“We don’t have a problem here”—that’s essentially what Gay McDougall heard, over and over, from…
Faculty and Students Head to Paris to Promote Climate Goals
A professor and two graduate students are participating in events that will promote grassroots environmental protection…