University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation

Blog

Sort By:
Research Theme
China and the Indo-Pacific
China Innovation and Industrial Policy
Climate Change and Security
Defense and National Security
Disinformation
Future of Democracy
Geoeconomics and Great Power Competition
Illiberal Regimes and Global Governance
Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue
Nuclear Security
Political Violence and Its Alternatives
Science, Technology, and Innovation
Content Type
Working Paper
Experts
Arman Rezaee
Austin Beacham
Chansong Cameron Lee
Christina Cottiero
Christina Schneider
Danny Klinenberg
Eli Berman
Emilie M. Hafner-Burton
Jimmy Goodrich
Lauren Prather
Stephan Haggard

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak attends the G7 Leaders Summit in Hiroshima Japan.

Japan’s Nuclear Dilemmas in a Challenging New Era

John T. Deacon and Etel Solingen

Blog / October 20, 2023

Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant.

Five Questions on Ensuring Nuclear Security During Conflict

Ali Alkış

Blog / October 19, 2023

52nd Regular Session of the Human Rights Council, Geneva.

Five Questions on Countering Authoritarian Influence in the UN Human Rights System

Rana Siu Inboden

Blog / September 26, 2023

A group photo of all NEACD 2023 participants.

Cold War or Hot Peace? Troubling Trends in Northeast Asia

Patrick Hulme

Blog / September 19, 2023

President Joe Biden smiling in a blue suit, in front of a blue MADE IN AMERICA poster with red, white, and blue stars.

Putting Biden’s “New Economic Statecraft” in Context

Vinod Aggarwal and Andrew Reddie

Blog / August 23, 2023

Alfalfa field with a combine harvester.

The Politics of Foreign Land Acquisition

Rachel Skillman

Blog / August 14, 2023

Photo by Lindsay Morgan.

A Fond Farewell to Political Violence at a Glance

Lindsay Shingler, Barbara Walter, et al

Blog / August 04, 2023

Sudan’s Junta Chief Survived the Coup, But Can He Win the War?

Austin Matthews

Blog / July 17, 2023

The NATO flag against a clear blue sky.

What We Learned from the NATO Summit

Heidi Hardt

Blog / July 12, 2023

The Kremlin in Moscow at night.

The Limits of Plausible Deniability in Ukraine and Beyond

Costantino Pischedda and Andrew Cheon

Blog / July 07, 2023

A protest sign reading "Don't mess with the #INTERNET."

The Worrying Trend of Internet Shutdowns in India

Marika Miner

Blog / June 15, 2023

Israeli soldiers in Jerusalem.

The Responsibility to Protect Palestinians

Michael Barnett

Blog / June 02, 2023

Would U.S.-South Korea Conventional Operations Trigger North Korean Nuclear Escalation?

Kyungwon Suh

Blog / June 01, 2023

Ecuador Has 99 Problems But a Coup Isn’t One

Alexander Noyes

Blog / May 31, 2023

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

How Economic Crises Make Incumbent Leaders Change Their Regimes from Within

Vilde Lunnan Djuve and Carl Henrik Knutsen

Blog / May 15, 2023

Recep Tayyip Erdogan

What Is At Stake in Turkey’s Election?

Furkan Yavuz Benliogullari

Blog / May 12, 2023

U.S. Army Africa Soldiers offer a first responder course.

Do No Harm: U.S. Aid to Africa and Civilian Security

Patricia Lynn Sullivan

Blog / May 08, 2023

Various women in the Irish Republican Army that died during The Troubles painted on the side of the building.

Perceptions in Northern Ireland: 25 Years After the Good Friday Agreement

Sabine Carey, Marcela Ibáñez, and Eline Drury Løvlien

Blog / May 04, 2023