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Announcements
Watson's Latest Newsletter Highlights Security Research Pilots, Media Fellows, and More

Watson's Latest Newsletter Highlights Security Research Pilots, Media Fellows, and More

Now online: the latest issue of the Briefings newsletter, featuring updates on the Watson Institute and its research and teaching on world affairs. In it, you can read about: new pilot projects on environmental security, human security, cybersecurity ... undergraduate media fellows filing reports from around the world ... launch of a new India Initiative ... and more.

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Reflecting on December's Global Climate Talks

AT&T Winter Media Fellows File Global Reports

Looking Back: The Year in Video



Watson in the News
In Boston Review: Baiocchi Observes Spain's Indignados

In Boston Review: Baiocchi Observes Spain's Indignados

In the January/February issue of the Boston Review, Institute Associate Professor Gianpaolo Baiocchi has co-authored an article on Spain’s indignados, described as “a mass movement whose participants come together directly as equal citizens – not as members of interest or identity groups, or through representatives – to debate the merits of policy.”

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War in Review: Research Airs at Year's Close

Varshney: On India's Struggles with Market Economy, Democracy

Cammett on NPR: Dealing with Dictators



Events Coverage
Researching Contraception in the Middle East

Researching Contraception in the Middle East

Angel Foster, a medical doctor and Middle East expert, spoke to an audience at the Watson Institute this semester about reproductive health in the Middle East, in a presentation entitled “Building the Case for Expanding Access to Emergency Contraception in the Arab World.”

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Former Argentinian Minister Tells Latin America's Cautionary Tales to Botin Scholars at Brown

Top Chinese Economist Lays out China's Future Path