NEWS FROM THE COLLEGES

The latest Conversations in Public Policy talk, on Thursday evening, is Home to Rest: Research Perspectives on the Border Humanitarian Crisis BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION, TX – The public is invited to a free discussion of one of the most pressing humanitarian issues along the United State-Mexico border: What happens to the remains of people who perish? […] The post Come hear a free talk on one of the U.S.-Mexico border’s most difficult issues appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.

By Shannaya L. Raul, Bush School MIA Student. On April 03, 2025, the Mosbacher Institute and Scowcroft Institute hosted another event in its Borders and Migration Program’s The Other Side of the Border: Ties that Bind and Issues That Divide speaker series, titled “Perspectives on Venezuela’s Humanitarian, Political, and Economic Challenges.” The event featured the […] The post The Other Side of the Border Series Brings Venezuela Experts to the Bush School for Insights on Migration, Humanitarian Crisis and U.S. Foreign Policy appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.

Bush School professor Matthew Fuhrmann, Ph.D., writing in War on the Rocks, explains that getting close is a popular strategy, which he calls latent nuclear deterrence Most countries that could develop nuclear weapons are not following Charles de Gaulle’s example. France’s famous former president thought his country needed nuclear weapons to prevent the use of […] The post Nuclear deterrence? Some countries think you don’t actually need the bomb appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.