Duke University
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As one-time funding for a project on reforming the global health commons as part of grantmaking on reimagining multilateral solutions to transnational challenges
Date
Sep. 15, 2022
Duration
45 months
Description
As one-time funding for a project on multilateralism and global health as part of grantmaking on reimagining multilateral solutions to transnational challenges The unequal global distribution of COVID pandemic vaccines represents a failure of multilateralism. As the international community reckons why and how the international system failed to avert health and economic collapse over the last two years, Duke University’s Center for Policy Impact in Global Health will undertake a project to reshape the multilateral health system to prevent future international health crises. The work will reimagine international collective action to promote global health security and welfare; identify the obstacles to health multilateralism; and develop realistic options to address them.
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For the America in the World Consortium fellowship program
Date
Jun. 03, 2021
Duration
24 months
Description
The foreign policy community is in a moment of introspection. While U.S. foreign policy has always relied on a healthy ecosystem of intellectual innovation and debate, how foreign policy doctrine is formulated and who formulates itis shifting towards greater inclusivity and diversity of backgrounds, ideas, and approaches. At the same time, the economic impacts of COVID-19 are affecting the pipeline of policy-engaged doctoral and early-career researchers. The America in the World Consortium (AWC) links scholar-practitioners at three institutions—Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, and the University of Texas—to provide mentorship, research support, and policy-engagement opportunities to an emerging generation of foreign policy scholars with an explicit goal of amplifying a range of perspectives and approaches on America’s role in the world.
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For research and writing on Russia
Date
Sep. 07, 2017
Duration
75 months
Description
With Corporation funding, the Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies (CSEEES) at Duke University has been increasing its focus on Russia with lectures, conferences, and courses on international diplomacy and leadership. Moving forward, that work will continue with some of the courses analyzing case studies dealing with events of particular international importance. Others will concentrate on leadership in international relations and the end of the Cold War and beyond. Continuing his association with faculty and students at CSEEES during this time will be former U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union Jack Matlock. As a career diplomat who served on the front lines of U.S. diplomacy during the Cold War, Matlock is an expert on how the Cold War ended and how to apply those lessons to public policy today.
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For research and writing on Russia
Date
Sep. 17, 2015
Duration
26 months
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Academic Leadership Award in recognition of Duke University President Richard H. Brodhead's outstanding academic and institutional leadership
Date
Dec. 05, 2013
Duration
24 months
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For an international scholars network in Islamic Studies with a U.S. outreach program
Date
Jun. 09, 2011
Duration
72 months
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For a U.S. - Chile librarian exchange program
Date
Sep. 22, 2011
Duration
18 months
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Toward a joint project, with the University of California, Berkeley, on global strategic challenges and foreign policy
Date
Sep. 11, 2008
Duration
45 months
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Toward a project on advancing and diffusing knowledge on Muslim Americans
Date
Sep. 11, 2008
Duration
24 months