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How can information communication techonologies be used for protection? Oliver Kaplan (@JosefKorbel, University of Denver) and Emily Paddon Rhoads compare protective capabilities of the Colombian Indigenous Guard and the Syrian White Helmets: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

“Russia can lose three times as many troops as Ukraine and still suffer less in relative terms.” New analysis from Korbel's Collin Meisel & Dr. Mathew Burrows in War on the Rocks explores what Russia’s staying power means for the war's future. Stimson Center Pardee Center for IFs

“Crises, whether they are financial, related to natural disasters or conflict, can increase the rates of intimate partner and domestic violence due to increased stress and pressures”, says Korbel Prof Chen Reis, in the latest episode of the SVRI Podcast: bit.ly/44ahPEk

ICYMI catch Korbel Prof Ajenai Clemmons (Dr. Ajenai Clemmons) chatting with University of Denver RadioEd's podcast about her research into community policing and what people need to both be safe and feel safe. du.edu/news/trust-and…

“If Trump continues this (global) tariff war, that will give a lot of strategic advantage to China.” Korbel Prof Suisheng Zhao on CNN Business discussing the latest developments in the US-China rivalry: cnn.com/2025/05/22/bus…

What do leader visits signal in global politics? A new article co-authored by Jonathan D Moyer, Collin Meisel & Kylie McKee from Pardee Center for IFs argues it’s time to take high-profile trips seriously as data-rich clues to global power, strategy & status. academic.oup.com/isp/article-ab…

The Korbel School is proud to convene important conversations around local, state, and national issues. Check out The Colorado Sun's conversation with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser that we hosted this month:

As Korbel Prof Hilary Matfess explains, militarization reinforces gender hierarchies—casting men as protectors, women as dependents, and diverting resources from programs that support women and girls. Read her latest here: worldpoliticsreview.com/europe-militar…

Korbel Professor Micheline Ishay sat down with Denver7 News for an in-depth conversation about the Israel-Palestine conflict and how it has evolved and been shaped by U.S. politics. Check out the full interview here: denver7.com/news/u-s-world…

A new article by Korbel Prof Oliver Kaplan analyzes Colombia's Program for Development with a Territorial Focus (PDET) by assessing its effects on sustainable peace, development, and confidence in state institutions. Sage Journals Read more here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/15…

After thousands marched across Colorado and millions across the country on Saturday in protest of the Trump Administration, Korbel Dean Frederick "Fritz" Mayer offers insights into their potential effects on future policy and politics: denver7.com/news/local-new… Denver7 News

In the wake of U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Korbel Professor Micheline Ishay lends her expertise about the region to help explain what may come next. Watch her interview with Denver7 News. denver7.com/news/politics/…

#DUNewsroom | At 2025's Korbel Honors, the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs community came together to celebrate 60 years of global #impact—and the people carrying that legacy forward. Hear from Dr. Condoleezza Rice and this year’s outstanding award recipients. bit.ly/3ZHDpNt 🌎

A new translated version of Korbel Professor Ilene Grabel's Truthout interview is now available on Rebelion.org. Check it out here: rebelion.org/el-sur-global-…

In an interview with CBSColorado, Korbel Dean Frederick "Fritz" Mayer lends his expertise to discuss the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Check it out: cbsnews.com/colorado/video…

A new report from Korbel's Pardee Center for IFs, UN Development & Octopus Energy highlights how scaling up renewables addresses climate change while unlocking major gains for sustainable development. Research led by Deva Sahadevan, Mohammod T. Irfan, & Jonathan D Moyer climatepromise.undp.org/charged-for-ch…

We’re excited to announce that we are now the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs, a name that reflects our bold and evolving mission! 🔗 Read the full announcement here: korbel.du.edu/resource/korbe…

After war, expanding women's rights is vital—but focusing only on gender can obscure other marginalizations and even reproduce grievances tied to violence. Read more from Korbel's Marie Berry & Sinduja Raja, with Milli Lake & Soraya Zarook. Global Studies Quarterly academic.oup.com/isagsq/article…

The Pardee Center for IFs Country and Organizational Leader Travel (COLT) dataset is freely available to use and a great resource for studying global patterns of diplomacy: korbel.du.edu/pardee/country…

A new white paper from Korbel Prof. Stefan Chavez-Norgaard and co-authors uses a Terner Housing Innovation Labs Housing Simulator Tool to examine the relationship between mandatory parking minimums and new housing construction in the City of Denver. Access the full paper here: bit.ly/41aOyqG