Research Centers, Institutes and Policy Programs
As an integral part of its academic focus and mission, the Elliott School runs a large number of research institutes in a variety of issues. All are run by experts in the respective field, who lead each institution's research initiatives, conferences, lectures, discussions and other activities.
These include: Centers & Institutes
- Center for International Science and Technology Policy
- Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies
- Institute for Global and International Studies
- Institute for International Economic Policy
- Institute for Middle East Studies
- Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication
- Institute for Security and Conflict Studies
- Sigur Center for Asian Studies
Research & Policy Programs
- China Policy Program
- Culture in Global Affairs
- GW Diaspora Program
- George Washington Cold War Group (GWCW)
- Partnerships for International Strategies in Asia
- Space Policy Institute
- Taiwan Education and Research Program
- US-Japan Legislative Exchange Program
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