What it is like to be part of the GISA Board – Part 2 – Lorena Villavicencio, VP for Masters Programmes
This is the second in a series of four interviews with the outgoing members of GISA Board.
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What it is like to be part of the GISA Board – Part 1 – Aravind Ganapathi, PDC President
This is the first in a series of four interviews with the outgoing members of GISA Board.
The 2022 GISA Candidates’ Forum – What You Missed
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Macron re-elected, but with little support
The outgoing French president Emmanuel Macron won the presidential elections on April 24, again against the far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.
Interview with the Directrice of the institute
Governance reforms, IHEID’s financial status, her thoughts on GISA and IHEID Union and more – Dr Marie-Laure Salles sits down to speak with The Graduate Press.
The Law 71: A policy parallel between cyberbullying and gender equality online
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Macron réélu, mais peu soutenu
Par Amédée Hirt Ce dimanche 24 avril, le président français sortant, Emmanuel Macron, a été réélu pour un nouveau mandatContinue Reading
De retour de Disneyland : un récit non-occidental des vacances d’été
Par Izzeddin Araj, traduit par Margherita Dacquino Tout semblait magique, le Léman, les arbres qui sèchent après une matinée pluvieuseContinue Reading
The Changing Faces of Asian Values
By Tanishqua Kanetkar In a conversation with a fellow student, I asked, “Do you consider the Israel-Palestine issue to beContinue Reading
Has the Jour de Gloire really come ?
The previous regional elections, in June 2021, were marked by a record of abstention of almost 65%, in a country marked by a loss of faith in political power.
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