Distributed Progress
Chris R. Glass, Joshua Travis Brown, Sevgi Kaya-Kasikci, Eglis Chacon, Katya MinaevaLet's build a better future for internationalization together. Reality-tested and rooted in progress.
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F-1 Visa Issuances (so far) Indicate a Second Year of Decline in New International Student Enrollment in the U.S.
Here’s the TL;DR if you don’t have time to read the full analysis:
The End of Belonging
I shared the following remarks at a recent AIEA Thematic Forum.
Five Reasons International Student Numbers in the U.S. are Shifting into Reverse
Michael Beckley argues in Foreign Affairs that we are in a new Age of American Unilateralism, where the United States is no longer committed to upholding the liberal international order, but instead morphing into a “rogue superpower”.
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I'm a doctoral student in Boston College's Higher Education program. My interests include international higher education, student mobility, and international aid in higher education. Equal opportunities can make anything possible!
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