For an assignment in my foreign policy seminar, I’m asking PhD students to write referee reports on working papers. If you have a paper you’d like some feedback on, please send it my way! [email protected]

Keep an eye out for James Kim if you’re hiring in International Relations! Check out his interesting study on how exposure to wartime violence as a child affects support for nuclear weapons as an adult: doi.org/10.1177/002200….

Congratulations James D. Kim!!!

A must read for anyone interested in foreign policy.

.Carnegie Nuclear Policy is recruiting! We're looking for a fellow to also serve as director of the Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference (yes, that's the one) that'll next be held in spring 2025. (1/n) carnegieendowment.applicantpro.com/jobs/3279331

Influence Without Arms has a cover! Available July 2024 from Cambridge University Press - Politics.

It was fantastic being on this panel on Nuclear Threats & Arms Control with Profs. Matt Fuhrmann (@McFuhrmann), Scott Sagan (CISAC & on Bluesky @stanfordcisac.bsky.social) & Marie Berry (@MarieeBerry) organized by the @Sie_Center & WorldDenver last month! The video recording is here: tinyurl.com/325wvfz7

Check out this H-diplo RJISSF roundtable on Secrets in Global Governance by Allison Carnegie and Austin Carson. A terrific book with insightful engagement from Mindy Haas, Natalie Bryce and Leslie Johns issforum.org/ISSF/PDF/RJISS….

Nuclear security scholars: this is a great opportunity! Still time to apply.

A must-read - and a brilliant title btw 👇👇👇

Influence without Arms by Matthew Fuhrmann Do countries need weapons for nuclear deterrence? Countries without bombs use nuclear technology for leverage too, sometimes successfully. 📚 cup.org/4e66Ddd

Thank you, Paul!

New job alert: Council on Foreign Relations is searching for a Stanton Nuclear Security Senior Fellow: careers-cfr.icims.com/jobs/2615/stan…