Book Talk: Proxy Wars and Hotspots to Watch
Powerful states have used proxies to pursue foreign policy objectives for probably as long as…
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Tai Ming Cheung on the New Era of Chinese Technology and Innovation
As we see increasing references to “national security” in U.S. political lingo—including the attempts to…
Recommendations for the Next U.S. Administration
The Costs of a “New Cold War” Are Higher Than You Think
Great power rivalry is back, and so, unfortunately, is one of its baleful consequences: polarization and…
Global Cooperation in the Time of COVID-19
Anxious America: Security Priorities for the Next U.S. Administration
You co-wrote What is Populist Nationalism and Why Does it Matter?, which was published in…
Political Influence Through Social Media Is Growing, But Slowly
Last week, FBI Director Christopher Wray testified that Russia is using social media, state-run media…
Will the Afghan Peace Talks Succeed?
Last Saturday saw Afghan factions come together in Doha for peace talks. The Taliban, Afghan government…
(Re)Evaluating the Politics of Global Supply Chains
You lead a research group focused on the role of global supply chains in the…
COVID-19 Outlook: An Interview with George Rutherford
Tell me about your role with COVID-19 responses—what do your days look like? It’s been…
The Role of International Actors in Domestic Politics and Institutions: An Interview with Aila Matanock
Your latest work looks at how international actors can help enforce domestic bargains after conflict.…
Neil Narang Joins IGCC as Research Director
You are joining IGCC as a Research Director, after serving on the steering committee since…
The Political Economy of Great Power Competition: An Interview with James Lee
One of your colleagues described you as one-part historian, one-part scholar of international relations. How’d…
The Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue Convenes for the 28th Year
Scholars and former government officials from the United States, China, South Korea, Russia, and Japan…
Scholars of Political Violence Gather Virtually for Empirical Studies of Conflict Meeting
Repression and dissent around a potential critical juncture: Panel data evidence from Zimbabwe By Adrienne…
Implications of COVID-19 for Global (In)Stability
Navigating Changing Oceans, Human Health and Poaching in the Caribbean
Your research analyzes the experiences and decision-making process of coastal communities—fishermen, divers—in the Dominican Republic…
Media, Influence and Power in Modern Extremism
You study the ways in which armed extremist groups use the media to influence audiences…
China: Fragile Superpower Revisited
You are one of the most influential experts working on U.S.-China relations and Chinese politics.…
Five Questions on Development and Conflict
What Are the Most Important Hot Spots To Watch in 2020—And Why? The world is…