For students interested in development issues, this summer we hosted a virtual International Policy and Development Series. Watch the videos to learn more about faculty research in this area!

• "Criminal Organization and Rule: Investigating the Gangs of Medellín" with Ramalee E. Pearson Professor of Global Conflict Studies Chris Blattman
  Watch the Webinar: "Criminal Organization and Rule: Investigating the Gangs of Medellín"
   
• "The Political Economy of Latin America: New Visions" with The Reverend Dr. Richard L. Pearson Professor of Global Conflict Studies" with James Robinson
  Watch the Webinar: ""The Political Economy of Latin America: New Visions"
   
• "Peacebuilding in Nigeria: From Program Design to Evidence" with Lecturer Rebecca Wolfe
  Watch the Webinar: "Peacebuilding in Nigeria: From Program Design to Evidence"
   
• “Lessons on Statebuilding” with David L. Pearson Distinguished Service Professor of Global Conflict Studies" with  Roger Meyerson
  Watch the Webinar: "Lessons on Statebuilding"
   
• “Political Regimes, Higher Education, and Social Mobility” with Assistant Professor Luis Martinez
  Watch the Webinar: "Political Regimes, Higher Education, and Social Mobility”
   
• “The Political Economy of Environmental Regulation in China” with Assistant Professor Shaoda Wang
  Watch the Webinar: "The Political Economy of Environmental Regulation in China"
   
• “Energy and Environmental Economics in the Developing World” with Assistant Professor Fiona Burlig
  Watch the Webinar: “Energy and Environmental Economics in the Developing World”
   
• "Accountability Trust and Community Health: Experimental Evidence from the 2014 Ebola Outbreak" with Oendrila Dube
  Watch the Webinar: "Accountability Trust and Community Health: Experimental Evidence from the 2014 Ebola Outbreak"

If you enjoyed these videos and would like to hear more from faculty, check out the posts below:

• What Inspires Your Professors? Part I
• What Inspires Your Professors? Part II