Lisa Langdon Koch @llkoch.bsky.social
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Book: Nuclear Decisions, available at @OxUniPress. Associate Professor of Government. IR, nonproliferation, foreign policy. On ๐ฆ as llkoch
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You can download Aaron Bateman's excellent new book, WEAPONS IN SPACE, in its entirety *for free* under open access here from MIT Press: mitpress.mit.edu/9780262547369/โฆ
No two #nuclear programs are alike. So what exactly shapes leaders' decision to acquire #nuclear weapons? Listen to my new New Books Network ๐ ๐๏ธ with @koch_ll on her new Oxford Politics ๐! ๐ง here: newbooksnetwork.com/nuclear-decisiโฆ
The US 19th century imperial system in the Pacific included more than 80 islands. Its consequences are still felt today. But how did it all start?๐งto my new New Books Network ๐ ๐๏ธ with Miles Murphy Evers and Eric Grynaviski on their new Cambridge University Press - Politics ๐ newbooksnetwork.com/the-price-of-eโฆ
In our new article for Foreign Policy, (((James Acton))) and I wrote about the forgotten US-Soviet war scare of 1980. Both the US and USSR believed the other had plans to invade Iran. Both misinterpreted each other's intentions, which fuelled the crisis. foreignpolicy.com/2024/06/09/colโฆ
Some light vacation reading. Have been looking forward to digging into this one by Lisa Langdon Koch @llkoch.bsky.social for a while!
Iran is talking more about its ability to build the bomb & the conditions under which it might do so. My latest in โฆForeign Affairsโฉ on how Tehran is trying to leverage its nuclear threshold status as a deterrent & what that means for US interests. foreignaffairs.com/iran/irans-newโฆ
In the 1960s, the Johnson Administration tried to get Brazil to fight in the Vietnam War. No Latin American country mattered more for the U.S. Top Brazilian officials wanted it, too. So why didnโt it happen? Check out my article in The International History Review Journal tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10โฆ
Excited to share that Soldiers of Democracy? won the APSA MENA Politics Section Best Book Award and co-won the Robert Jervis Best Int'l Security Book Award! Thank you to both committees and to everyone who made the book possible ๐ academic.oup.com/book/46755 On sale now... amazon.com/Soldiers-Democโฆ
๐จNew (free to access) article in the summer issue International Security How does fatalism among leaders cause the outbreak of war? direct.mit.edu/isec/article/4โฆ
Congratulations to my friend, Dr. Lisa Koch Lisa Langdon Koch @llkoch.bsky.social! Sheโs received the Robert Jervis International Security book award. Check out Nuclear Decisions: Changing the Course of Nuclear Weapons Programs! No one size fits all to prevent spread of nuclear weapons Oxford Academic
What an honor to receive the Robert Jervis Best International Security Book Award alongside co-winner Sharan Grewal, and to be presented the award by Sumit Ganguly. My thanks to the APSA International Security section Jervis Award committee members for their service.
Nuclear Decisions was featured in Books of Note, in the July/Aug issue of Arms Control Today. As a longtime reader of this journal, I am absolutely delighted. Arms Control Assoc
