Boston Review, a bi-monthly magazine of culture and politics, is an independent, non-profit publication.

On occasion, the MIT Center for International Studies sponsors a forum in Boston Review on a global political issue or organizes public events in conjunction with the magazine.

Immigration Policy (summer 2005)

• Boston Review
  Crossing the Border
  "Reforming Immigration Policy" (Jacqueline Bhabha)
  "American Sweatshops" (Jennifer Gordon)
  "On Belonging" (Joseph H. Carens)

U.S. Foreign Policy (spring 2005)

• Boston Review
  New Democracy Forum (February/March 2005)
  "In the National Interest: A new grand strategy for American foreign policy"

• CIS Starr Forum
  "Debating the Future of U.S. Foreign Policy"
  MIT's Wong Auditorium (February 10, 2005) 

Islam and the Challenge of Democracy (spring 2003)

• Boston Review
  New Democracy Forum (April/May 2003)
  "Islam and the Challenge of Democracy"

• CIS Starr Forum
  Taped for broadcast by WBUR's "On Point" with Tom Ashbrook
  MIT's Wong Auditorium (May 12, 2003)
  "Islam and the Challenge of Democracy"

• Streaming of the event, which featured Khaled Abou El Fadl and Fawaz Gerges, is also available at MIT World