Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs

FIU plays an important role in the education of the next generation of highly skilled cyber security experts to protect and protect critical data, systems and networks. At the beginning of the year, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of the US Department of Commerce, as a partner hosting the National Cyber ​​Security Education (NICE) Conference and Expo on 6 November, FIU Jack D. Gordon Public Policy Institute I chose. In Miami, July 2018

According to the "US News and World Report", FIU was named one of the top 100 public universities nationwide for the first time in history. Public university rankings have improved by 22 points. According to the performance indicators of the Florida Legislature Parliament, the best college was ranked 20 th in 2019 after FIU ranked second in state public universities.

Green school students are one of the biggest FIU interns who work in Washington, DC this summer and live. Students must meet government officials, drill in the White House and participate in activities of D.C. Some of these students also combined their experiences with academics through courses such as effective intergovernmental communication guided by Brian Fonseca, director of the Green School's Jack D. Gordon Institute. For more information, please click on the link above.

Since April this year Nicaragua has fallen into political instability due to the government's extreme and intense reaction to the demands of political system reform. Former Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis Rivera will join the Brookings Institution's Richard Feinberg, LAC Research Director Sey Miguel Cruz, LACC Frank. Mora discussed the origin of the crisis and its impact on democracy and stability. Central America

Directed by Ernesto Fundora Hernández "Lezama Lima: soltar la lengua" will investigate the lives and works of one of the most complicated and interesting writers in Spanish.

The 300th anniversary of the publication of Don Quixote was celebrated all over the Spanish-speaking world, but the Cuban memorial was particularly problematic due to the social division that remained on the island since the recent independence war. Dr. Ricardo Castel reflects how early optimism about the infinite opportunity of the young Republic is spoken by four university professors despite the fact they deal with the recent colonial history of the island We analyzed whether it did.

Kara-Murza joined Florida International University's Vaclav Havel Senior Researcher, Vaclav Havel Human Rights and Foreign Relations David Kramer, George Washington University Elliott International University of the Arts Professor and Associate Professor of the Eurasian Research Security Program . Director, Kateryna Smagliy, director of the Kiev Office of Kenan Institute, shared a personal story about the life of Nemtsov on February 14 and discussed the importance of his death. The Atlantic Council Ukrainian police editor Melinda Haring took over the dialogue

Brian Fonseca is Director and Associate Professor of Jack D. Gordon Public Policy Institute of Politics and International Relations Department of the International University of Florida International Stephen J. Green. David Kramer is a senior fellow of the Vaclav Havel project of the Department of Human Rights and Diplomacy at the Finance School and is the Secretary of State of George W. Bush administration former democracy, human rights and labor.

Steven Livingston is a professor of media and public relations specializing in advanced information technology and policy outcomes. He is a professor of international affairs at Elliott University and the International Public Relations Department at George Washington University. He is also a senior researcher at Karl Human Rights Policy Center at Harvard Kennedy School. His previous work examined the use of mobile phone and digital mapping technology by NGOs and community organizations (CBO) in areas where the state was limited and the country was unable to provide basic services. NGOs and community organizations use these technologies to fill the gap of governance.