Georgetown backdrop

Newsroom

Faculty News

Showing 381-384 out of 1387 News

José Casanova speaks at lectern

February 14, 2022

One Military Crisis, Four Underlying (Constructed) Conflicts

Writing for Reset Dialogues on Civilizations, Senior Fellow José Casanova unpacks the Russia-Ukraine situation, arguing the crisis is manufactured by Vladimir Putin and reflects Russian dissatisfaction with the post-1989 political and cultural status quo.

Terrence L. Johnson

February 13, 2022

Bridging the Gap Between Blacks and Jews in America

Senior Fellow Terrence L. Johnson joined Georgetown colleague Jacques Berlinerblau to discuss why it’s so hard for Blacks and Jews to get to know each other in this conversation, published by the Daily Beast.

Peter Mandaville

February 9, 2022

How Putin Turned Religion’s ‘Sharp Power’ Against Ukraine

Writing for the United States Institute of Peace, Senior Research Fellow Peter Mandaville argues that Moscow’s stance on the Orthodox Church is indicative of how aspiring powers use religion to either build solidarity or sow seeds of conflict.

Other News

Showing 381-384 out of 1140 News

Jerome Copulsky speaks at an event.

October 14, 2025

Jerome Copulsky Analyzes Religion and Power in U.S. Governance

Jerome Copulsky, research fellow at the Berkley Center, co-authored an article with David T. Buckley in Arc Magazine examining how religious ideas and actors are shaping efforts to redefine the U.S. federal bureaucracy and discussing the entanglement of faith and politics in the current U.S. administration. 

Opens in a new window