Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz is quoted in a news report in TRT, the Turkish international media. The report, titled, “For India, the diplomatic battle for Bangladesh has just begun” discusses the recent Indian overtures to halt the apparent deterioration of its relationship with Bangladesh. Ali Riaz told the TRT that despite relations having been marked
Illinois State University freshman Kerem Tasdan has an innate curiosity about the world around him, made perfectly clear from the wide range of activities he was involved with at Macomb High School. That list included math club, theatre, cross country and swimming, and volunteer work at the local museum, just to name a few.
Riaz is quoted in the Nikkei Asian Review (NAR) in a report on the China’s growing influence in Bangladesh and its implications for the country’s relationship with its neighbor India.
“Through my time at school and at HomeStart, it became obvious that understanding policy, power structures, government, and advocacy are all critical parts of supporting affordable housing development,” noted Cassidy Kraimer. The Stevenson Center will soon welcome Kraimer as a Fellow in political science.
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has published a commentary on the forthcoming U.S. presidential election highlighting the challenges to be faced in the coming months. Titled, ‘Three Challenges for the US 2020 Election,’ the commentary is published in the Daily Star. It highlights the problems related to campaign, voting, and post-election counting issues. The candidates are
“I am extremely passionate about alleviating poverty and improving opportunities for those who may encounter barriers upon entering higher education,” said Krista Zampacorta.
Riaz has been quoted by DW on the relationship between Bangladesh and India and the growing influence of China in the region.
“From a young age serving in the Peace Corps was something I had hoped was in my future,” noted Haley Ehlers. The Stevenson Center will soon welcome Ehlers as a Peace Corps Fellow in political science.
Alumni and friends can view three recently-recorded events led by Dr. Bradley discussing several high-interest topics with State Senator Jason Barickman, ISU President Emeritus Al Bowman and Louisiana State Professor Pamela Monroe.
Riaz published on the transformation of democratic practices in Bangladesh between 1990 and 2019
