Social Media Alone Isn’t Making Us More Intolerant: Evidence from Myanmar
Polarization is rising, but not how you might think. For example, a study by the…
Polarization is rising, but not how you might think. For example, a study by the…
Jump to a specific topic: Introduction from the IGCC Director Will 2025 Be a Year…
The likelihood that Yoon Seok-yeol will survive the overreach of his December 3 martial law…
They’re called October surprises—unexpected events that impact November elections in the United States. But with…
Lindsay: How did the military wake up to climate change? Can the threats of a…
How do people react as their livelihoods slip away from them? It’s a question not…
Domestic violent extremism has recently migrated from the fringes of American society to become a…
On October 25, the UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC) hosted a workshop…
In this working paper, co-authors Jing Qian (New York University, Shanghai), James Raymond Vreeland (Princeton…
Beijing sees science, technology, and innovation as the key to challenging the United States for…
Introduction Lindsay: Are we at the start of a new nuclear arms race? The risks…
What is Ireland’s defective concrete crisis and why did you choose to study it? When…
Maybe this has happened to you. You look at yourself in the mirror and see…
China has produced a distinctive approach to development assistance. What are some of the core…
From Sept. 9 – 11, the UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC) held…
Introduction Democracy—as we know it—is under threat. Political actors are fostering disillusionment and stoking discord…
Promissory representation is the idea that a significant part of representation consists of parties making…
Geoeconomics is a distinctive feature of contemporary international relations. The policy community understands geoeconomics as…
Introduction One of the hallmarks of a healthy democracy is a network of institutions that…
Can you give us an overview of your project on climate change and the political…