V3N3 Archives - Fulbright Chronicles

Today’s Crisis, Yesterday’s News

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorJoyce Bennett Everyone Who is Gone is Here: The United States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis by Jonathan Blitzer, who was a Fulbright Scholar to Spain in 2010. Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here: The United States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis is…

The Questions that Matter Most to Jane Smiley

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorKatherine Arnoldi The Questions that Matter Most. Reading, Writing and the Exercise of Freedom by Jane Smiley who was a Fulbright Scholar to Iceland in 1976. Smiley instructed her students not to judge or praise their own work or the work of others, but instead, to ask questions….

The Chronicles’ Third Year: Looking Back/Looking Forward

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorKevin F. F. Quigley and Bruce B. Svare The third year of the Fulbright Chronicles has been a year full of milestones, and for that we are extremely grateful to all editorial team members, contributors, peer reviewers, and, most importantly, our readers. We expanded our editorial team, bringing…

Questions of Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (AI), while on Fulbright and Thereafter

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorDan C. Baciu AbstractAI chatbots are capable of addressing a wide range of complex questions. However, they frequently struggle to provide reliable sources to back up their responses. My question to you, the reader of this article: Would you prefer to have sources included in the answers AI…

Learning Organizational Culture

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorsNelly Robles Garcia and Jack Corbett AbstractWhile Fulbright awards are individual, they are largely exercised in organizational contexts. These contexts in turn are shaped by attention to communication, control, and continuity as critical mediating factors. We draw on multiple Fulbrights in the United States and Mexico to address…

Intimate Strangers

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorMateo Garcia-Olazábal Letters to a Stranger: Essays to the Ones Who Haunt Us edited by Colleen Kinder, who was a Fulbright Scholar to Mexico in 2019. Letters to A Stranger is a poignant anthology that explores the transformative power of letter writing. Editor Colleen Kinder asked writers to compose…

International Development Law: A New Multi-Disciplinary, Multi-Dimensional, and Multi-Cultural Legal Subject

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorRumu Sarkar AbstractThe international law universe is inexorably shifting from civil law to common law, from deductive reasoning to inductive reasoning, to the use of clinical and experiential learning, and to the undisputed use of the English language as the lingua franca. Keywordsinternational • development • law Introduction…

Going to the City of My Dreams (The Second Fulbright Around): Making Friends, Collaborators and a Family of Choice

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorSidney M. Greenfield AbstractA Fulbright in 1981 made it possible for me to go to Fortaleza, a Brazilian city I dreamt of visiting–after a previous aborted attempt. I made lasting friendships and collaborated with colleagues in areas of research new to me and on projects to help the…

Fulbright Chronicles Interviews Porntip Kanyaniyot: Former Director of the Thai Fulbright Program

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorKevin F. F. Quigley & Bruce B Svare AbstractKhun Porntip Kanjananiyot has served in a number of leadership roles supporting international exchanges, including Executive Director of the Thai Fulbright Program (formally known as the Thailand-US Educational Foundation–TUSEF) and Director at Thailand’s Ministry of Higher Education, where she had…

Exploring Regenerative Tourism in Hawaii

Fulbright Chronicles, Volume 3, Number 3 (2025) AuthorJeremy Lemarie AbstractBetween January and May 2023, I participated in a Fulbright program at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa, where I explored regenerative tourism. Building on a decade of research into commodification of Hawaiian culture this program helped me shift focus to regenerative practices that benefit local…