Hamilton Lugar School to Host Major International Conference on the Past and Future of Korea’s Economy

October 21, 2019

On Friday, October 25, the Hamilton Lugar School will host After the Miracle: The Present and Future of Korea’s Economy and Society, an international conference that will bring together over a dozen experts from a variety of backgrounds to discuss the impact that South Korea’s rapid economic development has had on that nation’s society and… Read more »

Hamilton Lugar School Hosts Navigating the Backlash Against Global Law and Institutions Conference

October 17, 2019

On October 14 and 15, the Hamilton Lugar School hosted Navigating the Backlash Against Global Law and Institutions, an international conference that seeks to address the “backlash” against global norms, laws, and institutions in the face of nationalism, violence, instrumentalism, and unaccountable actors. Scholars from IU, the University of Maryland, and the Australian National University,… Read more »

Hamilton on Foreign Policy #126: To intervene or not to intervene is Hardest Question

October 16, 2019

The question of whether to intervene in other countries is among the toughest decisions in American foreign policy, if not the toughest. U.S. presidents wrestle with this question repeatedly: not only whether to intervene, but when and how to do so.

Hamilton on Foreign Policy #125: Progress with Iran Requires Talking

October 2, 2019

American foreign policy is a complex endeavor. For those of us on the outside, its development and execution are hard to follow and tricky to evaluate, especially since much of our information comes from our government.

Here’s what some amazing HLS students were up to this summer

September 20, 2019

Need some inspiration for your next adventure through HLS? Well, look no further!