📢Applications are open for our 2024 #NextGen Korean Peninsula Specialists Emerging Leaders Program!

📅Apply by April 15.

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Vanderbilt University Political Science Prof J Andres Gannon quoted in recent BBC News (World) story on middle east conflict:
Watch: Footage shows US strikes on Iraqi town of al-Qaim bbc.com/news/live/worl… via BBC News (UK)

Do you have recommendations for methods books with a big table of contents that organizes a lot of different concepts in modeling?

I want to use it as an ontology of methods that would sort methods papers most usefully.

H/t J Andres Gannon

Our article on deterrence in the gray zone (with J Andres Gannon, E Gartzke, and P Schram) has been up for a while but now has an official issue in JCR.

We offer a plausible explanation for Russian escalation in 2022.

doi.org/10.1177/002200…

.Council on Foreign Relations is seeking applicants for its new 2024-25 Technologist-in-Residence fellowship. Learn more about this unique opportunity at cfr.org/fellowships/te…

'When wars occur, the side that boasts comparatively greater military power is at an advantage but does not always emerge victorious.

Why?'

IGA nonresident fellow J Andres Gannon uncovers the hidden logic of warfare.
mwi.westpoint.edu/uncovering-the…

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📰 “When wars occur the side that boasts comparatively greater military power is at an advantage but does not always emerge victorious. Why?”

IGA nonresident fellow J Andres Gannon & Texas Tech University's Kerry Chavez in the Modern War Institute

Read on here: mwi.westpoint.edu/uncovering-the…

Join the IGA Team

Are you an up-and-coming scholar? IGA is seeking the next group of Nonresident Fellows to contribute analysis on ongoing geo-political / IR issues.

If this sounds like you, please consider applying below. Applications close next week!

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My book on China's coercion is officially out with Cambridge University Press - Politics in digital and hardcopy formats. It argues that China uses coercion to 'kill the chicken to scare the monkey' but is also constrained by economic and geo costs. Econ interdependence constrains & enables China.

#OpenAccess from American Political Science Review -

Making Sense, Making Choices: How Civilians Choose Survival Strategies during Violence - cup.org/3GjTTRR

- Aidan Milliff

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☢️ Nuclear security is one of the greatest challenges facing the world today.

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The 2024 IPSI (International Policy Summer Institute) application is now open! Professors (all ranks) and post-docs in the field of international affairs are encouraged to apply! 

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an extremely thorough analysis led by Evan Hill Imogen Piper meg kelly - here's what we can tell from visual evidence of the blast that killed hundreds at al ahli hospital in gaza washingtonpost.com/investigations…

As debate continues over the deadly blast at a hospital in Gaza, J Andres Gannon tells Geoff Brumfiel 'I don't think the question will ever get fully resolved using open source intelligence' npr.org/sections/goats…

Videos from past conflicts, the Syrian war, the war in Ukraine, military exercises, football celebrations, feature films, and even video game footage.

I wrote about some of the viral clips viewed by millions since the outset of the Israel-Hamas war.

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