internationalization

 An observer at the COP15 negotiations on Dec. 15 takes a photograph of country representatives from the viewing gallery.
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Time is running out at COP15

The United Nations international climate negotiations in Denmark are almost out of time. Can leaders of nations with competing interests walk the line between trust and desperation for the good of the planet?

READ MORE December 16, 2009
A better future for Africa's Environment video:
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A better future for Africa’s environment

After spending the fall semester at Brown, nine African environmentalists are returning home armed with multidisciplinary tools to address their nations’ natural resource concerns. Watch the video to learn more.
READ MORE December 10, 2009
 Prodi: “One of the world’s most respected leaders” will spend several weeks at Brown each academic year.

Former Italian prime minister named Brown professor-at-large

Romano Prodi, former prime minister of Italy, will be based at the Watson Institute of International Studies.
READ MORE February 9, 2009
Brown and Spain:  On Tuesday, Feb., 3, 2009, Santiago Iñiguez, rector of Instituto Empresa, and Provost David Kertzer signed a memorandum of understanding that could lead to a wide range of collaborations between the two institutions.

Brown, Spanish university agree to consider academic collaborations

A memorandum of understanding, signed Tuesday, will allow Brown and Instituto Empresa, a top-ranked business school in Madrid and Segovia, to explore academic programs of mutual interest.
READ MORE February 4, 2009

International Scholars Program winners announced

Fourteen undergraduate students chosen to participate in Brown’s new international study program will receive grants for overseas research next summer.
READ MORE December 9, 2008
 Banco Santander chairman Emilio Botin P’86, ’87 helped craft the new academic partnership between Brown and the Spanish bank.

Summer institutes, overseas opportunities highlight partnership with Spain’s largest bank

Brown and Banco Santander will inaugurate an annual series of International Advanced Research Institutes, bringing together a rising generation of scholars from the global South, beginning this June.
READ MORE November 13, 2008
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