Through informed and impactful dialogue, experiential education, and engagement on pressing issues in international policy and diplomacy, The Dickey Center brings the world to Dartmouth and Dartmouth to the world to engage with today’s great issues.
Institutes and Initiatives
Global Studies
Institute of Arctic Studies
Davidson Institute for Global Security
Global Health and Development Initiative
Undergraduate Programs
International Studies Minor
Arctic Innovation Scholars
Global Health Fellows
Special Initiatives
Dissent and Democracy
Highlighting the contribution of dissent to healthy democracies, engaging Dartmouth students with those who speak and act out for political freedom.
Powering Peace
Empowering communicities most impacted by conflict and climate change to establish renewable energy solutions.
Middle East Initiative
Promoting understanding and constructive dialogue on the contentiuous issues challenging the region and the world.
Events
News
Who Makes Peace Now? Diplomacy, Conflict, and the Changing International World
Join us Monday, September 28, at Dartmouth or online for a discussion with Liz McClintock '86 and Anne Witkowsky on Diplomacy, Conflict, and the Changing International World. Details here.
Blanchard: Trade Intervention in a World of Global Value Chains
Writing in Hoover's Commons Dispatch, Emily Blanchard co-authors a piece on the unintended consequences of government intervention in global trade..Actual protection, whatever its merits, can diverge wildly from what was intended. Responsible economic statecraft calls...
Matthew Rojansky in Foreign Policy: Negotiation is Not Normalization
Writing in Foreign Policy, Matthew Rojansky, Visiting Scholar with the Davidson Institute, argues that the U.S. should rebuild its capacity for sustaining official channels with Russia beyond the war in Ukraine and “train for negotiations before it needs them.”