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Fletcher MIB student Nadjee Jocelyn shares her favorite study spots in and around campus. ☕️📝 Where is your go-to study spot?

Fletcher students shared, now it's your turn! What's your favorite thing about Boston? 🤔 🏙️

Monica Duffy Toft, Academic Dean of the Fletcher School at Tufts University, talks about her new book Civil Wars: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford University Press).Toft’s book examines the factors that affect the onset, fighting, and termination of civil wars from a historical perspective.#InternationalRelations #GlobalAffairs #GradSchool

Our Africana Culture Night featured live performances, a fashion show, a jollof contest, and more! 🌍 It was a joy-filled evening celebrating the beauty and diversity of African heritage. #InternationalRelations #GlobalAffairs #GradSchool

Join Angelina Grosso (F24) as she shows us her favorite study spots around campus! #InternationalRelations #GlobalAffairs #GradSchool

🌍✨ Experience the world at your fingertips and live out your wildest dreams in the vibrant Boston area! From global connections to unforgettable live events, grad school here is an adventure like no other! 🎓🌆 #GradSchool #Boston #InternationalRelations

Monica Duffy Toft, Academic Dean of the Fletcher School at Tufts University, talks about her new book Civil Wars: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford University Press).Toft’s book examines the factors that affect the onset, fighting, and termination of civil wars from a historical perspective.

Abiodun William spent years working with Kofi Annan, the seventh Secretary-General of the United Nations. His new book Kofi Annan and Global Leadership at the United Nations (Oxford University Press) explores Annan’s legacy, examining Annan’s decisions during a turbulent period in world affairs and offering lessons for contemporary policymakers.Williams is a double alumnus of Fletcher, earning both a MALD and PhD from the school. Today, he teaches at Fletcher and Tisch College as a Professor of the Practice of International Politics.

By studying the causes and patterns of political violence, students can learn to build a more peaceful world, says Academic Dean Monica Duffy Toft.

Professors Abigail Linnington and Dick Shultz describe how the international security field of study asks difficult questions about war and peace to prepare students for today’s security landscape.

Students studying global governance and international organizations will learn how key institutions of the modern world work and discuss how to improve them, says Professor Ian Johnstone.

The international business field of study examines the role of business in solving big global problems, says Professor Alnoor Ebrahim. Students learn how economic actors can create not only wealth, but also an improved society.