Two more weeks left to apply for our workshop on "Cyber Escalation in Conflict: Bridging Policy, Data, and Theory." More information on workshop topics and submission guidelines available here: cpass.ucsd.edu/cyber/index.ht…

Two more weeks left! Apply for Cyber Escalation Lab workshop on "Cyber Escalation in Conflict: Bridging Policy, Data, and Theory."

cPASS is happy to welcome Gil Baram! She is joining the great Cyber Escalation Lab team with Jelena Vićić and Kennedy. We are very excited to have this brilliant group advancing #cyber-#escalation #research. Thank you Hewlett Foundation for making this possible.

I'm on the academic job market this year! Looking forward to presenting my JMP at APSA next week! Definitely reach out if you'd like to meet up & chat

Patrick studies how Congress affects the President's willingness to use military force and the outcomes of crises. His job market paper shows that presidents are heavily influenced by congressional sentiment even when acting unilaterally patrickhulme.com Patrick Hulme #psjminfo

I'm on the academic job market this year! I will be presenting my JMP at APSA amongst amazing folks at a panel on credit claiming (Sat, 8am) [yes, I do both IR and CP!]. Please reach out if you'd like to meet up & chat.

One more week left to apply for the upcoming Cyber Escalation Lab Center for Peace and Security Studies (cPASS) workshop on "Cyber Escalation in Conflict: Bridging Policy, Data, and Theory". Come join us for an in-person #cybersecurity workshop in San Diego! The clock is ticking! More details here: cpass.ucsd.edu/cyber/index.ht…

This paper is just an appetizer. Stay tuned for a whole book on strategy across domains, for better or worse. Our very long manuscript is currently under review...

For scholars studying #cybersecurity: Two more days left to apply for the UCSD Cyber Escalation Lab Center for Peace and Security Studies (cPASS) workshop focused on empirical approaches to studying competition in cyberspace. More info here: cpass.ucsd.edu/cyber/index.ht… We look forward to welcoming you San Diego!

Two days left until the September 15 deadline to apply for our workshop on "Cyber Escalation in Conflict: Bridging Policy, Data, and Theory"

We all know the obvious consequences of #cyberattacks: stolen data, lost money, network damage, etc. But what are the less obvious, more insidious consequences? @ryanssandler, Gal Dor, and Daphna Canetti investigate. politicalviolenceataglance.org/2022/09/13/the…

Still today!

The Dyadic Cyber Incident Dataset (DCID) is now on Dataverse, version 2.0 covers 2000-2020 and 433 incidents. Articles forthcoming to support the release. dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?…

For #undergrad #grad #students and #postdocs in #cybersecurity: Tufts University just announced its annual Call for Papers for the "2023 Student Symposium in Cybersecurity & Public Policy." Details here: sites.tufts.edu/cybersecuritya…

🚨🚨 FUNDING NEWS FOR SCIENCE REPRODUCIBILITY AND REPLICABILITY 🚨🚨 NSF just put out yesterday a new, broad Dear Colleague Letter on advancing reproducibility and replicability in science: nsf.gov/pubs/2023/nsf2… More details below 👇 Center for Open Science Brian Nosek (@[email protected]) @CharlieEbersole

Thanks to Viktor Kovalenko for having me on his podcast Go go Penguin. We discuss brinkmanship, how the West should react, and the role of nuclear threats. At a comfortable 17min, this episode is commute, shower, and cooking friendly!

The Distribution of MIlitary Capabilities (rDMC) v1.0 is now published in International Studies Quarterly! Little changed in content since earlier public versions other than some coding changes thanks to others who found minor errors in my code and 1/

militarycapabilities.com now includes the updated data and, more excitingly, the new research team that is already working on version 2.0! Forever indebted to past supporters from Center for Peace and Security Studies (cPASS), UCSD Political Science, @apsa Centennial Center, DoD Minerva , and Smith Richardson as well as 3/