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Find WORDS OF WAR available here: cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/978150177…

My book, “Words of War: Negotiation as a Tool of Conflict,” is both on display at the Cornell University Press booth at ISA 2025 and is also available to read for free as an ebook over the next month! Please take a look in whatever form you prefer.

2020 #HFGDistinguishedScholar Eric Min of UCLA studied 180 years of war & #diplomacy. He found that third-party negotiations often fail—not because peace is impossible, but because warring sides use talks to regroup and keep fighting.

I was lucky enough to have Miranda Melcher at the New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social) interview me about my book, "Words of War: Negotiation as a Tool of Conflict." If you're interested in hearing about the book's origins, argument, and applications, please take a listen. newbooksnetwork.com/words-of-war

Next Wednesday at 12:30 PM PT, I will be presenting my book, "Words of War," at UCLA's UCLA Burkle Center with Dr. Margaret Peters serving as moderator. The event is both in-person and on Zoom, so please attend if you're free and interested. Information here: international.ucla.edu/burkle/event/1…

Next Wednesday, I'll be joining the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation to talk about my book and talk and what my findings might mean for diplomatic efforts to settle current wars. I look forward to the virtual event and hope some of you might join! Use the information below to register in advance.

TOMORROW: Why do enemies choose to negotiate—and does it actually end wars? Join HFG & Eric Min of UCLA Burkle Center UCLA on May 28 at 1 pm ET to explore diplomacy during conflict & power of third-party pressure. hfg.org/conversations/… #KnowledgeAgainstViolence #HFGEvents