Congratulations to former Visiting Fellow Mala Htun (Univ of New Mexico), who has been elected to The American Academy of Arts and Sciences! Her work is in women's rights, social inequalities, and promoting inclusive organizational climates in STEM. More: bit.ly/4dcM67H

Congratulations to Kellogg PhD Fellow Natán Skigin, who was awarded the 2024 Kellogg Institute Award for Outstanding Doctoral Student Contributions at our year-end reception last week! Read more: bit.ly/3Un8W3T
ND Arts & Letters

Call for papers - deadline Friday (May 3)! Conference at CIDE on 'What Works? Understanding Positive Performance and Improvement in Public Sector Organizations in the Global South' - more info: bit.ly/4di8kF4

Catch the new Global Stage, featuring Kellogg Faculty Fellow Jaime Pensado speaking with Doctoral Affiliate Victoria Basulto about how Catholic activism shaped politics and the counterculture in modern Mexico. Listen at bit.ly/44yAnfP or wherever you get your podcasts!

“The opportunity to work directly with a faculty member has been one of the most beneficial things to me in my college career.”
—Benjamín Rascón Gracia '24 (political science, global affairs)
Read about his ISP work with Scott Mainwaring: bit.ly/4dbnmfJ
Keough School of Global Affairs

“Kellogg's International Scholars Program is what made me fall in love with research in the first place.”
– Isa Tasende, ND senior majoring in political science and Notre Dame Economics

Her work with Faculty Fellow Scott Mainwaring is highlighted in a new story: bit.ly/4dbnmfJ

«Con su jubilación, Bergstrand nos deja un legado de conocimiento, datos, alumnos y colaboradores marcados por la impronta de un gigante sonriente.... Si queremos ver más lejos, es subiéndonos a los hombros de gigantes como Jeff.»
– Jordi Paniagua 喬狄
Más: bit.ly/4bfC4Rr

'Notre Dame has an opportunity that is unique among other institutions of higher education, and Kellogg has a very strong track record, a well-deserved reputation of excellence in the study of and promotion of democracy around the world.”
More: bit.ly/49QQ4Qg

Kellogg Faculty Fellow Yong Lee, a Keough School artificial intelligence expert will speak Thursday:

Congratulations to Kellogg International Scholar Kayle Lauck '25, who has been named a Truman Scholar! She plans to study energy and resources at the Univ of California, Berkeley, which offers a concurrent graduate/law degree in the subject. Read more: bit.ly/3UamHm9

Proud of our Kellogg Institute and its contributions to this larger University of Notre Dame work at a time when democracy is increasingly under attack.

LIVE IN FIVE: Implications of Mexico’s 2024 election, with KI fellows Jaime Olaiz & Alejandro Estefan, plus José Antonio Meade🇲🇽 (former Mexican Sec of Finance), Alfredo Gutiérrez Ortiz Mena, (Mexico Supreme Court), & Francisca Pou-Giménez (UNAM). JOIN: bit.ly/4aUWv5G
Universidad Panamericana Ciudad de México

More than three-quarters (78%) of Liberians say women should have the same chance as men of being elected to public office. But 65% consider it likely that female candidates will be criticized or harassed by others in the community.

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'The pope has made it clear that the German Synodal Path has set itself up as another council of the church and that it's potentially headed in a direction of ... schism.'
– Kellogg Faculty Fellow David Lantigua, in Newsweek Magazine

Read more: bit.ly/4493i9R

Former Kellogg Doc Aff Luis L. Schenoni (University College London), Fac Fellow Gary Goertz & coauthors have published an article in International Studies Quarterly on 'The Saavedra Lamas Peace: How a Norm Complex Evolved and Crystallized to Eliminate War in the Americas.' Read it: bit.ly/4cYVSdb

Kellogg Director Anibal Perez-Linan, co-PI of our Reparations Lab, is the lead author of the new article “Compliance Agreements: Emergent Flexibility in the Inter-American Human Rights System” in International Studies Quarterly - Read it here: bit.ly/3Q01tGu

Visiting Fellow Rithika Kumar's article “What Lies Behind India’s Rising Female Voter Turnout” appears in the Carnegie Endowment and in Hindustan Times, the national newspaper in India, in the run up to historic elections there.
Read it here: bit.ly/3TToZWS

As we continue celebrating the Keough School's 10th anniversary, we're highlighting our Kellogg Institute for International Studies, which produces research that helps defend democracy and promote human development. go.nd.edu/413c35