The Global and International Studies Graduate School at Salamanca University organizes the workshop “Building bridges between International Relations and Science, Tech and Innovation: ‘New theoretical, methodological and empirical frameworks'” to be held on 18 October in Salamanca. Dr. Francisco Del Canto Viterale, faculty member, will be the main speaker.
Salamanca, October 18, 5 p.m. Venue: Room 009, Faculty of Law.
Our faculty member Peter Kuznick has participated in a debate about the U.S. administration’s sanctions on China’s military on CGTN America.
More info HERE.
Shlomo Ben-Ami, Vice-president of the Toledo International Center for Peace and member of our Think Tank, has recently published the article “The Political Decline of Religion in the Middle East” in Project Syndicate.
Our faculty member Peter Kuznick has talked with John Wight from Sputnick News about the significance of the US President Kennedy’s Peace Speech of 1963.
You can access to the entire interview HERE.
Pablo Pardo, faculty member and US Bureau Chief of El Mundo, recalls the close relations between Spain and Louisiana in his article “Felipe VI, en Nueva Orleans: “La historia de España en Louisiana no es lo suficientemente conocida” published in El Mundo in connection with the King’s of Spain visit’s to the United States.
This program in Global Studies possesses unique characteristics among Spanish universities. The teaching is entirely in English, and the program is linked to a THINK TANK that brings together former ambassadors and other senior dignitaries from across the world. It has signed agreements with the Fulbright Commission and a dozen universities around the world, and maintains close collaborative relations with other organizations, such as the Spain-US Council Foundation, the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, ESGLOBAL, and Fair Observe.
Throughout its six years of activity, the Women for Africa Foundation has consolidated its position as an organization dedicated to promoting development in Africa by supporting its main driving force, women. Projects have included promotion of girls’ education, maternal health, agriculture, entrepreneurship, and scientific research. One project, Learn Africa, has already brought more than 45 young people from all regions of the continent to more than 20 Spanish universities. Science by Women, now in its third edition, will soon have made possible the stays of 26 scientists in Spanish research centers of excellence.
The Foundation director, María Teresa Fernández de la Vega, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Spanish Presidency and Spokesperson from April 2004 to October 2010, stated that the time has come to make a strategic commitment to a new and ambitious project: the opening of its first headquarters on African soil in the Faro de Nador Center, expected to be inaugurated by the start of next year. This Spanish, Moroccan and African centre will have a universalist vocation, since equality is a value that all the women of the world long for and that we are all called to share.
Apart from a general agreement already signed, the partners (Global Studies-USAL and the Women x Africa Foundation) agreed to foster the pre-existent ties, cooperating in (student’s interchanges and internships, reciprocal diffusion of the other’s activities and the participation of Fernández de la Vega in some of the academic activities –workshops and/or seminars- organized in Salamanca, as part of the Global Studies-USAL courses.
