International

With support from the Economic Growth Center, Yale undergraduates established the Salus Populi Foundation to promote development economics on campus.

Yale’s Diana Van Patten and Central Bank of Costa Rica’s Esteban Méndez discuss their work exploring the country’s push to create a new digital payment system.

“New Horizons in Conservation” explored both achievements and still-significant challenges facing underrepresented communities in the environmental space.

The startup venture grew out of a Jackson School of Global Affairs class project led by Stephen Coles M.A./M.B.A. ’23 and Michael Gaviria M.A.S. ’23.

Two Master of Advanced Management students enlisted classmates to see if a short-term professional mentorship program could help college graduates in Cameroon.

Yale economists Orazio Attanasio and Costas Meghir discuss the transformative impact of early childhood interventions to help economic development processes.

Yale economist Christopher Neilson leverages research to help students and their families make better-informed decisions about educational opportunities.

A recent Yale co-hosted conference in Tokyo explored factors that affect women’s economic activity in Asia, research to inform pandemic recovery and resilience.

Yale political theorist Hélène Landemore helped manage a convention of French citizens tasked with reconsidering the country’s policies on assisted dying.

Javorcik ’99 Ph.D., Chief Economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, reflects on her journey from communist Poland to Yale and beyond.