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2022

The Best of the Borens

On Expertise and Humility

Expressed in Our Actions

Consular Life

Isabella Errigo Awarded Fulbright Research Grant

Boren Awards at BYU

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2021

Life in a Liminal Time

A Family Travels Before and After(ish) a Global Pandemic

Uncertainty Abroad

A Great Spiritual Biodiversity

Uncertain World

A Stay-at-home Study Abroad

A Cultural Ambassador

Global Risk

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2020

Best Job in the World

Lost in Shanghai

Foreign Service Family

Tyranny of the Urgent

The Foreign Service: Springboard or Landing Pad

Perspectives in American Diplomacy

A Coronavirus Exodus on a Diplomatic Passport

Embassy Interns

How to Read a Cable

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2019

Reshaping Refugee Rhetoric

Far and Wide

Giving Voice

Multidimensional Women, Multidimensional Lives

Student Spotlights

Women Worldwide

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2018

Country Risk: Career at the Crossroads

All Men by Nature Desire

The Path Not Taken

Grandpa's Photos

If States Were Nations

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2017, Issue 2

La Vida es un Carnaval

Promising Partnerships

More Global, More Students

Teaching and Serving in Nicaragua

Part and Parcel of the Neeleman Legacy

Better Than You Think

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2017, Issue 1

On Being Christian in India

Making Global Possible

Toward Global Competence

Noble Ambitions

Forging a Bond

An International Connectedness

World Transit System

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2016, Issue 2

Asian Studies Elevated

An Asian Frame of Reference

Asian Perspectives

Breathing China's Earth

A Broader Horizon

A Journey of a Thousand Miles

Big Impact

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2016, Issue 1

Healing the Cracks

Focusing on a Dead World

The Road Less Traveled

A Change in Perspective

Spearheading Value

#BYUabroad

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2015

There's a Fund for That

One Last Lecture

27 Palace Court

Embracing Learning Opportunities

The Richness of the World

London Walkabout Map

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2014, Issue 2

Pt. 3, 30 Spotlights for 30 Years

Pt. 2, 30 Spotlights for 30 Years

Pt. 1, 30 Spotlights for 30 Years

Think Tank Economics

Talking About the Maldives

Scholarships: Fund Your Dream

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2014, Issue 1

Utah

International Diplomacy and the Church

The Safety Lens and Historical Context

Uncommon Languages. Uncommon Woman.

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2013

2012 Political Transition in Northeast Asia and the Korean Peninsula

How Internships Matter

We Are No Longer the Center of the Universe

How to Build Your Career in Global Business

Travel Time-log: Get Out of Provo

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2012, Issue 2

Crafting a Solid Foundation in Asia

Unfortunate Brother

Out of Obscurity

Adding Language to Further Scholarship

Glimpses of Amazing Deprivation

47 Languages Taught at BYU

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2012, Issue 1

Riding the Wave of the Tunisian Revolution

Learning About Self and About Others

You Are What You Eat

Language-driven Life

Discovering a Passion

Thugs and Drugs

2011 Fall Enrollment

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2011

Fear, Failure, and Faith

ISP + NAFSA

Challenges, Opportunites, and The International Church

Journal Quotes

Gaining a Wider Perspective

Ambassador Paves the Way to Panama

Determination Turns Dreams to Reality

Language Opens Windows of Opportunity

Close the Textbooks

Surveying an Eclectic Career

Global Audience Map: Kennedy Lecture Views Online

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2010

Middle East Perspective

25th Anniversary Retrospective

Lessons Learned Abroad

Experiential Learning in China

My Job With CSE

The Topic of War and Beyond

International Study Programs Since 1980

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2008

Save the World

Notes on International Development

Making the Connection

The Academy's Potential in International Development

We Have a Lot to Learn from Development

Working Together for Sustainable Development

Development: The Importance of Religion and Activism

The Locals Know Best

Gardening for $$$

Avoiding the Santa Claus Mentality

A Push Toward Collaboration

Being Part of the Change

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2007, Issue 2

Pt. 3, Careers and Trends

Pt. 2, Careers and Trends

Pt. 1, Careers and Trends

Music, Medicine, and Mampong

Thomas E. "Ted" Lyon

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2007, Issue 1

Pt. 3, Culture—The Vital Differences That Color Life

Pt. 2, Culture—The Vital Differences That Color Life

Pt. 1, Culture—The Vital Differences That Color Life

Cultural Barriers to Education Among the Tarahumara

Malta—Is That in Utah?

Motorcycles—A Vehicle for Social Change

Cultural Responses to Atrocity

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2006

Andrew Bay

Rural Mexico Through Juan Rulfo's Lens

A Walk in the Park?

The London Centre

Two Cultures in Contrast

Wormherders on Ice

An American's View of Denmark

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2005, Issue 2

Divine Coincidences

Who Is My Neighbor?

Art and Politics in Mao's China

Telling Stories

Laura Dupuy

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2005, Issue 1

A New Focus on Europe

Muscles From Brussels?

United States and Russia

A Parliamentary Experience

A Life of Contrasts

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2004, Issue 2

Beyond the Border

Socially Engaged Spiritually

Life in a Global Village

Two Villages in the Guatemalan Highlands

Midwest to Far East

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2004, Issue 1

A Reader's Journey

A Babe Upon Its Mother's Lap

From a Trickle to a Flood

American Primacy and Anti-americanism in World Politics

External Debt and the Developing World

In Defense of Right

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2003, Issue 2

David Matthew Kennedy

Pt. 3, Fostering a Global Vision

Pt. 2, Fostering a Global Vision

Pt. 1, Fostering a Global Vision

A Future of Possibilities

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2003, Issue 1

The Paradox of Religious Pluralism and Religious Uniqueness

What's So Great About America?

A Creative Approach to Making International Friends

Promoting Peace Through Human Development in Exiled Tibet

Contracting for the Future

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2002, Issue 2

GOT MILK?

Rehearsing American Literature in Spain

Bricks and Wild Animals

Advancing Communication

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2002, Issue 1

Sharing in the Exhilaration

Wadi Hydrology

Who's Next?

Capturing Some Bit of Truth in Ghana

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2001, Issue 2

A Tale of Two Cities

Islam and Western Culture

The Shrinking Planet

India's Shanti Ashram

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2001, Issue 1

Biodiversity Firsthand

Interdisciplinary Focus

Deep Focus

Reconstructing a Family

Income Generation: A Viable Option for Poverty Alleviation

Educational Sacrifice

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2000

Teachers in China

Tracing History in Arabian Bountiful