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IGP Activity

Experts from diverse fields explored AI’s impact on trust in expertise, human relationships, privacy, and market dynamics.

Apr 11 2025

Experts examined the economic challenges and diplomatic tensions shaping the relationship between the United States and Mexico.

Apr 10 2025

A recent student roundtable explored the state of international peacekeeping in Africa amid an evolving global security landscape.

Apr 10 2025

Stanford economist Susan Athey delivers Arrow lecture, detailing her research on how AI and machine learning are being used to address labor market challenges.

Mar 31 2025

World leaders, longstanding advocates, and young activists at the forefront of the women’s movement gathered at Columbia SIPA to commemorate the historic conference and chart a path forward.

Mar 21 2025

IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow and Former UN Ambassador Martin Kimani addresses challenges to democracy in Africa during IGP roundtable with Africa scholars.

Mar 20 2025

IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Reshma Saujani shares her experience as a startup founder and activist for women's empowerment.

Mar 20 2025
Rapid Response

Columbia IGP hosted a panel of experts to discuss the Russia-Ukraine War and the role of the Trump Administration in the region’s future.

Mar 18 2025

On February 26, the Institute of Global Politics (IGP) Women’s Initiative, in partnership with Moms First and McKinsey & Company, hosted a convening on the future of paid leave featuring leading voices across the fields of government, research, policy, tech, and academia.

Mar 17 2025

Peter Dutton, one of the country’s leading experts on international maritime law, spoke with SIPA’s Tom Christensen to discuss the South China Sea.

Mar 17 2025

IGP in the News

Faculty Spotlight

Yasmine Ergas, the director of the Gender and Public Policy specialization at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, shares a feminist analysis of how the reinforcement of patriarchal ideals shaped America’s electoral landscape.

Nov 22 2024
inGenere
Faculty Spotlight
Sep 05 2024
The Washington Post
Faculty Spotlight

NPR's Ailsa Chang talks with Tim Naftali, a historian and former director of the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, about the historic significance of Trump's guilty verdict.

May 31 2024
NPR

For the past six months, the Columbia Institute of Global Politics and Mozilla have been working with leading AI scholars and practitioners to create a framework on openness and AI. 

May 22 2024
Distilled: Mozilla Blog

There's an urgent need for high-quality, affordable childcare programs in New York City.

Apr 11 2024
WNYC Public Radio