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• ‘Sustainaphrenia’ in New York City: Melissa Checker on The Thought Project

  Checker, a professor of anthropology and psychology, discusses her latest book, The Sustainability Myth: Environmental Gentrification and the Politics of Justice. Read more

• "The International Landscape Awaiting the Biden Administration" with Charles Freeman

  

  Amb. Charles Freeman, Brown University, discusses "The International Landscape Awaiting the Biden Administration" on International Horizons. Read more

• Anti-Racism at The Graduate Center: Martin D. Ruck on The Thought Project

  Ruck, a professor and advisor to the president, discusses what it takes to ensure that The Graduate Center sets the standard for diversity and anti-racism in higher education. Read more

• "The Dayton Agreement at 25" with Susan Woodward

  

  Prof. Susan Woodward, The Graduate Center, CUNY, discusses "The Dayton Agreement at 25" on International Horizons. Read more

• "The Future of the EU and the Transatlantic Relationship" with Amb. Stavros Lambrinidis

  

  Ambassador Stavros Lambrinidis, Delegation of the European Union to the United States, discusses "The Future of the EU and the Transatlantic Relationship" on International Horizons  Read more

• Promoting Anti-Racism in Universities: Tsedale Melaku on The Thought Project

  Melaku, a Graduate Center alumna, author, and race and women’s rights scholar, talks about her work and suggests ways to address racism within the academy. Read more

• "The Resilience of Civil Society in African Conflict Zones" with Zachariah Mampilly

  

  Prof. Zachariah Mampilly, Baruch College, CUNY, discusses "The Resilience of Civil Society in African Conflict Zones" on International Horizons. Read more

• Social Security for Everyone: Mimi Abramovitz on The Thought Project

  Abramovitz, a professor of social welfare and prolific writer, discusses the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for a new New Deal. Read more

• How the Pandemic Is Affecting Labor: Luke Elliott-Negri on The Thought Project

  Elliott-Negri, a doctoral candidate in sociology, discusses his many projects, including a new grant-funded study of collective action by workers whose lives have been put at risk by the pandemic. Read more

• "The Illiberal Threat Within the European Union" with Bálint Magyar

  

  Political economist and former Hungarian govenment minister Bálint Magyar discusses "The Illiberal Threat Within the European Union" on International Horizons Read more