Credit: US Mission to ASEAN
Through the Fulbright program, the U.S. government funds overseas lawyers and others who want to come to the U.S. for short periods without earning a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree. One Fulbright plan is under a special "U.S.-ASEAN Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program".
That program recently announced its first award recipients, with seven people from ASEAN countries coming to the U.S. The Visiting Scholars’ areas of research include climate change, food security, public health, U.S.-ASEAN political relations, monetary policy, and law.
U.S. Ambassador to ASEAN David L. Carden said: “The scholars’ projects are great representations of ongoing areas of focus in ASEAN, and we wish them well in their research at universities in the United States.”
The first 7 Visiting Scholars in this program coming to the U.S. are:
That program recently announced its first award recipients, with seven people from ASEAN countries coming to the U.S. The Visiting Scholars’ areas of research include climate change, food security, public health, U.S.-ASEAN political relations, monetary policy, and law.
U.S. Ambassador to ASEAN David L. Carden said: “The scholars’ projects are great representations of ongoing areas of focus in ASEAN, and we wish them well in their research at universities in the United States.”
The first 7 Visiting Scholars in this program coming to the U.S. are:
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