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It’s never been more important to study international relations at a school that understands that truth is elusive but real; that history cannot be rewritten to suit today’s preferences; that tradeoffs are inescapable facts of economic life; and that leaders are those who inspire, not those who inflame.
At Johns Hopkins SAIS, we are at the forefront of international relations. Take a look at the latest accomplishments of our students and faculty.
Professor Henry Farrell's award-winning article is recognized by the International Studies Association.
Professor Narges Bajoghli was honored by the Society for Applied Anthropology and American Anthropological Association as the co-winner of the 2020 Margaret Mead Award for her recent book, “Iran Reframed."
Johns Hopkins SAIS Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs experts, Francis J. Gavin and Hal Brands have co-edited a new book on the COVID-19 pandemic and world order.
Professor Jonas Nahm has been named a 2020 Johns Hopkins Catalyst Awards recipient.
Professor Jessica Fanzo was awarded a COVID-19 launchpad grant by Johns Hopkins University's Alliance for a Healthier World.
