Spruyt on sovereignty
Borah Symposium speaker addresses state autonomy Within the duty of a democratic nation is the responsibility to deal with sovereignty and its many challenges, including a responsibility to intervene and […]
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Borah confronts border issues
Annual symposium brings border policy experts to UI Foreign policy will collide with border affairs at the University of Idaho’s 2015 Borah Symposium, a three-day annual lecture series supported by […]
Wrold Wars have lasting impact
Priya Satia, an associate professor of modern British history at Stanford University, spoke Tuesday night about the development of modern wartime tactics in the Middle East during World War I, […]
UI Symposium commemorates WWI
“The Legacy of WWI: The Making of the Modern World” is the title of the 2014 University of Idaho Borah Symposium.
Fields of battle, fields of play — Borah Symposium highlights intersection of sports, war
Soldiers and athletes are symbols of national pride, according to Lysa Salsbury, co-chair of the Borah Symposium and coordinator of programs at the University of Idaho Women’s Center.
Future of foreign policy
The Martin Institute at the University of Idaho is a research and outreach center that aims to understand the causes of war and the necessities for peace on the international […]
Make food, not war
Raj Patel presents the first 2012 Borah Symposium keynote speech “Causes of War and Conditions for Peace: Food’s Role” Tuesday in the Student Union Building ballroom.
After the quake — Haitian food security still an issue according to Borah Symposium lecturer
Nearly 10 million people live on the world’s 148th largest land mass, and Haiti hurts for food.
Make food not war–2012 Borah Symposium links sustainability and war
For 64 years, the Borah Symposium has informed the community about the causes of war and the conditions for peace. This year “Cultivating Peace: Food & War” is the symposium’s […]