Congratulations to Harvard's Rhodes Scholars!
Recipient Nina Yancy interned last summer through our "Internships Abroad" program with MP Paul Maynard for Blackpool North & Cleveleys (Conservative), London, England (UK).
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View of Adolphus Busch Hall from the Courtyard
Visiting Scholar applications are now being accepted
The application deadline for the 2013-2014 academic year is January 15, 2013
Armin Steinbach on the US election in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
CES Visiting Scholar Armin Steinbach comments in Wahl in Amerika - "Vom Winde verweht" (Election in America - "Gone with the Wind") - 6 Nov 2012
Two CES faculty help explain importance of the past in gaining context for modern concerns
On November 7th, Niall Ferguson and Maya Jasanoff spoke at the “Everything is History and History is Everything" event, sponsored by the History Department.
Elaine Papoulias appointed as CES Executive Director
Elaine Papoulias has been appointed as Executive Director of CES effective December 3. Elaine comes to CES from Harvard Kennedy School, where she served as the Director of the Kokkalis Program on Southeastern and East-Central Europe.
Congratulations to CES affiliate Art Goldhammer
Another honor for his recent Tocqueville translation.
CES graduate student affiliate Yascha Mounk in the Wall Street Journal
CES Graduate Student Affiliate Yascha Mounk reviews Governing the World: The History of an Idea by Mark Mazower.
Armin Steinbach in Financial Times Germany and Die Welt
CES Visiting Scholar Armin Steinbach has two published two recent articles. One on pension reform in Germany and the other on the European Central Bank's crisis management.
CES graduate student affiliate Ruxandra Paul in the Courrier International
Her article 'Rights of the Roma: between pogroms in France and visits to Romania' has been published in French.
Undergraduate Research Assistant Program Announces New Openings for Fall 2012
The Undergraduate Research Assistantship Program, part of CES's initiative to internationalize undergraduate education at Harvard, gives students the chance to work with CES resident faculty members and visiting scholars on a project related to Europe.
