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Einaudi Center news highlights global research, programs, and achievements across Cornell’s international studies community.

Cristobal Young, IES

What really happens to the ultra-rich when states and localities increase taxes? Cristobal Young argues that fears of wealthy people fleeing high-tax...

Nicholas Mulder, IES

Cornell Professor Nicholas Mulder argues that the increasing government stake in AI companies is part of a fourth wave of nationalizations in a...

Katie Fiorella, Migrations Director

Katie Fiorella, a Cornell algal bloom expert, discusses the causes and implications of harmful algal blooms on Cayuga Lake.

Allen Carlson, EAP/SAP

Allen Carlson, a Cornell University government professor, provides analysis on China's shifting role in global power dynamics.

Allen Carlson, EAP/SAP

Allen Carlson, a Cornell University associate professor of government, analyzes China's role in the Iran conflict and its global diplomatic...

Chris Barrett, IAD/SEAP

Chris Barrett, a Cornell University economist, provides economic analysis disputing claims that rolling back HFC regulations will lower grocery...

Eswar Prasad, SAP

Eswar Prasad, a professor of trade policy at Cornell University, commented on the administration's shifting legal rationale for tariffs.

Nicholas Mulder, IES

According to this International Monetary Fund article by Nicholas Mulder (IES/Reppy), the world is experiencing a fourth major wave of...

Rohit Lamba, SAP

Economist Rohit Lamba argues that India’s strongest prime ministers shared a common trait: they were willing to invest political capital in building...

Mildred Warner, IES/LACS

Mildred Warner, a Cornell professor and leading expert on childcare as economic infrastructure, offers analysis on market failures affecting universal...