International Affairs

  • China’s 1911 Revolution
    Chengdu, China, revolution, 1911
    A new book documents the political, cultural transformations brought by the 1911 Revolution in China
  • Supporting Innovation
    Digital humanities
    Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awards prestigious grants to two UCSB research projects
  • ‘A Thirst for Empire’
    British Empire, India, tea
    A UCSB scholar traces tea’s journey across the globe as a commodity and a tool of the British Empire
  • Pride and Prejudice
    Hijabs for beginners; Secret Life of Muslims
    Hijabs for beginners; Secret Life of Muslims
    ‘The Secret Life of Muslims’ web series, co-produced by a UC Santa Barbara scholar, nominated for Emmy, Peabody awards
  • Nurturing Warriors
    La petite guerre dans les écoles Japonaises
    UCSB scholar’s book explores how Japan has long used children to validate war and sentimentalize peace
  • Temperatures Rising
    Meeting the global temperature goals laid out in the Paris Climate Agreement is unlikely, according to new research by UCSB economics professor Dick Startz
    Achieving the global temperature goals laid out in the Paris Climate Agreement is unlikely, according to economist Dick Startz

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