Vinod Aggarwal
Vinod (Vinnie) Aggarwal is a senior fellow with IGCC. He is also distinguished professor and…
Vinod (Vinnie) Aggarwal is a senior fellow with IGCC. He is also distinguished professor and…
Susan D. Hyde is a member of IGCC’s executive committee for the Future of Democracy, a professor…
Jacob N. Shapiro is Professor of politics and international affairs at Princeton University and directs…
David A. Lake is a senior fellow with IGCC, and a distinguished professor of the…
Barry Naughton co-leads IGCC research on Chinese science, technology, innovation, and industrial policy. He is…
Etel Solingen is a distinguished professor and the Thomas T. and Elizabeth C. Tierney Chair…
Around the world, democracy is being challenged as never before. Many Western democracies, including the…
On July 14, 2021, ten people were reportedly abducted by armed men in Loma de Bácum, an…
Stephan Haggard is a distinguished research professor at the UC San Diego School of Global…
Tai Ming Cheung is director of the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and…
Headlines seem to suggest that disinformation and belief in conspiracies are big problems in the…
The release of your book, How Civil Wars Start, coincides with the grim anniversary of…
You are an associate professor of political science at the Colorado School of Mines, an…
Led by Neil Narang—a UC Santa Barbara associate professor and IGCC research director for U.S. and…
The title of York’s autobiography, Making Weapons, Talking Peace, encapsulates the seemingly contradictory nature of…
Tensions have been rising in the Taiwan Strait. Beijing has ramped up political and military…
I think we often assume that decisions to go to war are made by well-informed…
Wars today are fought most often, not directly between adversaries, but through proxies. Think the…
How did you become interested in political science and international relations? I’m a member of…
Don’t have time to listen to the whole interview? Go straight to Lauren’s discussion of:…