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The Mortara Center for International Studies serves as the primary school-wide program dedicated to research and scholarly inquiry at the intersection of theory and practice in international affairs. Unlike other SFS centers, the Mortara Center does not have a regional or thematic focus, but is instead dedicated to bolstering research efforts across the school. Led by Erik Voeten, the center fosters student research opportunities, aids faculty as they undertake and publish their own research, cultivates connections among faculty and students, and communicates research findings to key decision-makers and the wider public. As we look to the future, the Mortara Center aspires to strengthen and scale all of these activities and continue to serve as a distinct hub on campus that fosters interactions between undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, and visiting fellows.

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