News and Information

China in Transition: Kellogg Forum Explores Relationship with World
What do recent dramatic changes in China's leadership portend for its relationship with the global community? How are Chinese citizens reacting to socioeconomic and environmental changes brought about by the country's rapid economic growth and assertive advances onto the global political stage? What are the prospects for democracy almost 25 years after Tiananmen Square? Journalists, activists, and academics gather at the Kellogg Institute to for an analytical forum organized by Faculty Fellow Lionel Jensen.

Mainwaring Presents New Analysis of Latin American Democracy at DC Policy Workshop
Faculty Fellow Scott Mainwaring presented a striking new analysis of Latin American democratization at a March DC workshop directed at policy makers, with commentary by former fellows Frances Hagopian and Steve Levitsky.

Faculty Fellows Leverage New Research Funding
Pilot funding by the Kellogg Institute has enabled three faculty fellows to leverage substantial new grants from the NSF and NIH, among other funders, and to expand research projects in India and Africa.

In the Media

As Syrians in Zaatari camp settle in for the long haul, the aid system develops
Faculty Fellow Rahul Oka discusses how changes to a Jordan camp's economy will affect refugees.

Voices from Fragile States: The Resilient Problem of Human Development
Faculty Fellow Jamie Bleck and Visiting Fellow Kristin Michelitch write about lessons learned from their research in Mali in this UNU-WIDER (United Nations University–World Institute for Development Economics Research) article.

Click here for more news and information.

Events and Highlights

Full Calendar of Events

Kellogg Institute Newsletter

Spring 2013 (#59)

Fall 2012 (#58)

Click here for more institute publications.

Click to view selected events and subscribe to our YouTube channel.