HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for CIC's research, policy analysis, program management, and engagement with the United Nations, diplomatic missions, and other international organizations.

Notable Features:

Located within New York University, providing access to extensive academic resources, libraries, and a vibrant intellectual community. Proximity to the United Nations Headquarters facilitates direct engagement with global policymakers.

Work Culture:

Collaborative, research-intensive, and mission-driven, characterized by a commitment to academic rigor and policy relevance. Fosters an environment of intellectual exchange among staff, fellows, and global partners.

HQ Significance:

Strategically positioned in New York City, a global center for diplomacy and international affairs, allowing CIC to directly influence policy debates and connect with key stakeholders in the multilateral system.

Values Reflected in HQ: The location and setup reflect CIC's commitment to scholarly excellence, evidence-based policymaking, and active engagement with the global community.

Location:

The NYU Center on International Cooperation supports global functions through its extensive network of partnerships with international organizations (like the UN and World Bank), national governments, academic institutions, and civil society organizations worldwide. Its programs and research projects often involve fieldwork, consultations, and policy dialogues in various regions across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe, focusing on peace, security, justice, and development challenges. While its primary operational base is in New York, its impact and activities are inherently global, often carried out through project-specific engagements and collaborations rather than permanent international branch offices.

Street Address:

726 Broadway, Suite 531

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA