Japan’s Nuclear Dilemmas in a Challenging New Era
The contemporary security context has sharpened Japan’s dilemma regarding nuclear weapons. Japan is surrounded by…
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Five Questions on Ensuring Nuclear Security During Conflict
What are the main threats that nuclear facilities and their surrounding areas face during conflict?…
Identifying the Best Model to Explain Climate Change-Induced Migration
Kate Ricke, Gaurav Khanna, you are both 2023–24 recipients of IGCC’s Climate Change and Security…
Book Talk: Why U.S. Foreign Policy Is More Consistent Than Is Generally Assumed
What is your book about in a nutshell? Ashley and I are interested in understanding…
How NATO Is Adapting to Climate Change
You lead an IGCC grant that explores why and how NATO member states are adapting…
Defending the Global Human Rights System From Authoritarian Assault
Authoritarian influence in multilateral institutions—particularly the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)—is growing rapidly and…
Five Questions on Countering Authoritarian Influence in the UN Human Rights System
Why is it getting harder for the United Nations to advance the cause of human…
Alumni Confidential: Rupal Mehta
You have an impressive background conducting research on nuclear nonproliferation, deterrence, and latency, and have…
Lessons for the Global Contest Between Autocracy and Democracy
The Elizabeth H.L. Bonkowsky Memorial Lecture Series Presents: Lessons for the Global Contest Between Autocracy…
Advancing Big Ideas: A Conversation with June Yu
You are associate vice president for the University of California National Labs office and a…
The Politics of Foreign Land Acquisition
As communities across the United States struggle with unprecedented drought conditions, including a decades-long “megadrought”…
Sudan’s Junta Chief Survived the Coup, But Can He Win the War?
Sudan continues to suffer from a crisis created by its own military elite. A failed…
What We Learned from the NATO Summit
A key priority for the 31 heads of state meeting in Vilnius for this week’s…
The Limits of Plausible Deniability in Ukraine and Beyond
Drone strikes targeted Moscow last week. Though much remains unknown about it, the episode appears to be…
Alumni Confidential: Kim Budil
You are the 13th director of the Lawrence Livermore National Lab and its first woman…
The Worrying Trend of Internet Shutdowns in India
On May 4, 2023, residents living in the Indian state of Manipur awoke to find…
Security at Sea: A Turning Point in Maritime
Since the end of the Second World War, the United States has been the pre-eminent…
Book Talk: The Role of Citizens in Democratic Backsliding—and Resilience
In your book, Citizenship in Hard Times: How Ordinary People Respond to Democratic Threat, you…
Would U.S.-South Korea Conventional Operations Trigger North Korean Nuclear Escalation?
North Korea has made nuclear weapons a central component of its national defense strategy. Its…
Ecuador Has 99 Problems But a Coup Isn’t One
On May 17, the president of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, dissolved the country’s legislature in the midst of…