2022
Oct
20
WSP Events
WSP Twitter Feed
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"While it is easier for the US, UK, and Canada to stop importing Russian energy, it is not so easy for Turkey to do so, as it depends on Russia for 45 percent of its natural gas demand, and 17 percent of its oil demand." –WSP scholar Oya Ozkanca '21–22 @OyaOzkanca t.co/Sh91FC4UZS
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Today marks six weeks from the deadline to apply to join the Weatherhead Scholars Program in 2023–2024! Postdocs, visiting faculty, and experienced practitioners may apply online by November 1 @HarvardWCFIA t.co/Z0p2pGl6aH
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Members of the @ScholarsWCFIA community had a great time at the 13th Annual @WorldBoston Consuls Reception hosted by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu (@wutrain) yesterday in Roxbury! t.co/7dFqTXzqox
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The waffles were delicious and the rain held off yesterday for our "Waffles at the Weatherhead" event! Students mingled with affiliates from @ScholarsWCFIA and learned more about the undergraduate opportunities we provide. t.co/1I2AX4SDzQ t.co/7ict5EKean
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It's the first week of classes at Harvard and we're excited to welcome our new cohort of Weatherhead Scholars! t.co/hriQCgN23p
Weatherhead Center Twitter Feed
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OCT 7 4-5:30PM | Join the Reischauer Institute for Japanese Studies, HUCE, and @HarvardWCFIA for "The Problem with Dirt: Iron Mining and Environmental Politics in Early Modern Japan" with Joanna Linzer, HUCE Environmental Fellow >> t.co/JC88c4co2e t.co/VJCixwE2Hc
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Congratulations to Mary Brinton @HarvardSoc (Faculty Associate and Director of the Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies) on her new book (in Japanese), examining norms of family and gender inequality, and their impact on Japan's population decline. 2/2
