📢 Upcoming Event | Is the Risk of Nuclear War Increasing?

Join experts Fred Kaplan, Lauren Sukin, Peter Trubowitz & Jeffery Legro, examining the risks posed by nuclear security issues and the steps that can be taken to reduce them

🗓️ 30 April
⏰ 6.30-8.00pm

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After a long wait, our Oxford Academic volume, 'Institutional Roots of India's Security Policy' is available for pre-order. It's an attempt to analyze India's security architecture through the lens of state capacity--with a stellar list of contributors: amazon.in/Institutional-…

On India Inside Out this week, examining the BJP's political *and* foreign policy calculations in the Katchatheevu case, with links to important work by Rohan Mukherjee, Udayan Das, Nirupama Subramanian, Nachiket Deuskar and more.

Plus plugs to my work CASI and The Election Tricyle.

Congratulations to Rohan Mukherjee on winning the ISA
Global International Relations section, TV Paul Book Award for the amazing ASCENDING ORDER.

Use code 101990 when you order online for 30% off and free shipping at cup.org/3TLoNJ5 #ISA2024

My Dartmouth 🌲 colleague William Wohlforth is a great scholar and a great human being—so I’m thrilled he’s being honored at the #ISA2024 meeting. Conference-goers, join this terrific group in celebrating Bill today at 4pm.

My essay in Foreign Affairs on how growing public and elite nationalism in rising powers can produce self-defeating foreign policy risks. This was as true of the United States in the 19th century as it is of India today.

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If you are attending #ISA2024 (ISA), please come to my book roundtable thx. Only mildly terrified by the thought of Courtney J. Fung, Debbie Larson, Xiaoyu Pu, and Ayşe Zarakol collectively taking a critical eye to the work. Moderated by the incredibly generous Jack Snyder.

Looking forward to #ISA2024 in #SanFrancisco next week! Join us for what promises to be very insightful discussions that will explore Multilateral responses to Great power rivalries; Bringing Global IR to the classroom; Contributions of African systems of Political Thought to IR

🇨🇳 How did China - the world’s largest communist nation - converge with global capitalism?

Join Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson (@lsehistory) in conversation with Peter Trubowitz (@LSEIRDept) for the launch of her new book from @harvard_press

🕰️ 7 May, 5:00-6:30pm
📍 LSE

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Come join me at King’s College London on Wed Mar 27. I will be sharing, for the first time, the story of how KCL played a key role in making India modern

If you are curious, the story begins with Horace Walpole’s remark that, by the end of the 18th century, at Oxford “nothing…

.LSE Intl Relations is hiring two fellows in IPE! Appointments are for two years and are great opportunities for research/teaching. Please apply by April 14: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Redirect.aspx?…

A special honour to learn recently that my book will receive the Best Book in Global IR award from ISA. An award that is named after T.V. Paul, whose considerable and diverse body of scholarship has impacted so much of the field, including my own work.

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After nearly a decade of work on the Russia-Iran relationship, I wrote a book about it.

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Excited to be a part of Carnegie South Asia and the incredible community at Carnegie Endowment as a nonresident scholar. Thank you, Milan Vaishnav. Looking forward to doing some great work together.

The dream team of Ayşe Zarakol Jelena Subotic and Brent J. Steele at the closing roundtable for yesterday’s workshop on historical IR at LSE. This was such a privilege to host. Thanks to everyone who took part.

Looking forward to co-teaching 'Power Shift: The West, the BRICS and The Crisis of the Liberal International Order?' with Luca Tardelli at LSE Summer School this year (July). Applications are open until the course is filled. More details 👇

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