FRISKOP is the first political risk index that combines quantitative measures of the probability of geopolitical events and an assessment of their potential economic impacts.

The Division of Business and Economics and the Division of Communication, History, and Politics launch the Energizing Breakfast Club, a platform for faculty members to share their emerging research projects and discuss new ideas in an informal breakfast setting.

Participating in the Tenth Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) at the United Nations in New York.

Dr. Giorgio Ennas contributed to the publication of the book Italy and the Suez Canal. From the Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Cold War. A Mediterranean History (Edited by Barbara Curli) writing the chapter Connecting the Two Seas: Negotiating an International Modus Vivendi – Italian and Ottoman Diplomacies in the Suez-Red Sea Area.

Upscaling research and teaching on the Sustainable Development Goals in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.

In this interview given to Mitja Stefancic for the World Economics Association, Andrea Terzi calls for a greater fiscal and political integration in Europe

Associate Professor of Art History and Visual Communications Gabriel Gee has recently coedited a collection of essays reflecting on the mobile ground beneath our feet, questioning the soil as both material and narrative in our interconnected territories: Mobile Soils.

Prof. Roberto Cordon has contributed a chapter entitled Globalization and Economic Transformation in Brazil: The Role of Human Capital 

Conceptualizing and examining the role of world sports events in international society.

Professor Hrisanta Trebici-Marin has recently published a new volume representing the result of several years of research on the original Byzantine manuscript from the eleventh century held at the Austrian National Library (ÖNB).