Forced Displacement and the Power of Interdisciplinary Research

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In Relation To

The International Relations Review

38 episodes

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In Relation To is the culmination of the International Relations Review's effort to discover new ways to promote global discourse in a changing world. We hope to promote the diversity and richness of IR as a professional field, academic discipline, and arena for activism and global citizenship. Each episode will involve dynamic discussions and interviews with students, scholars, practitioners, and public figures dedicated to advancing human progress and eliminating stigmas or misconceptions about a path involving IR. Podcast Director: Faizaan Firoz www.irreview.org

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Forced Displacement and the Power of Interdisciplinary Research

In Relation To

24 minutes 1 second

1 year ago

Forced Displacement and the Power of Interdisciplinary Research

We’re joined by Professor Carrie Preston, Associate Director of the Center on Forced Displacement at Boston University. She is also known for her expertise in English, Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies, as well as modernist literature, performance, and dance, Professor Preston shares insights into her background, ongoing research on forced displacement, student opportunities, and her vision for the future of her work.