Foreign policy & grand strategy. I also teach tech & nt'l security, religion & int'l politics, int'l law, causes of war. Failure my own, success coincidental.
🚨 Publication alert 🚨 The new piece by @meibauIR and me is published in @CSP_journal: “How cyberspace affects international relations: The promise of structural modifiers.”
Available online now, open access!
https://t.co/kqt7QVXgQZ
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Colleagues—only one week left to submit your paper, panel, or roundtable proposal for this year’s ISSS-IS conference in Pittsburgh! We are excited to welcome anyone working on International Security, broadly defined. Submit here: https://t.co/3pVzspXwNr
@carolyneholmes Incidentally, we don't have a lot of lumber options here, but I had a good experience ordering the finished hardwood pieces I needed from Swaner via Home Depot. https://t.co/MMoQjhdW5F
@BretDevereaux @joestieb This is a good breakdown, but I'm torn on activism.
On the one hand, all scholars should be free to articulate their views as part of the job. It's a social good.
On the other, unfairly, it can and will be inflated and be used to undermine the others. Particularly at publics.
Wow. This surprised me. "...Experts forecasted Russia would not Invade Ukraine." Really? Cuz we surveyed IR experts 2 months before the invasion and they predicted (at 3:1 ratio) that Russia likely would invade. 1/2 https://t.co/sr8dNPcNua
Boring poli sci answer: professionalized bureaucracy, wider access to citizenship and rights, a system for peaceful power transition.
And of course walls able to withstand a 15th century cannon bombardment.
The year is 117AD, you just inherited the Roman Empire at its absolute height of territory and power. What do you do to make certain it survives until modern times?
It's cool to be on the same side of an issue as @ncdinglis, @JimLangevin, and @MarkCMontgomery😎. Recently, they wrote that cyber risk will have a significant impact on public companies, their investors and customers.➡️
https://t.co/lQSCTp5CTO
The hot-off-the-presses Fall 2023 syllabus for "Qualitative Methods & Research Design" grad seminar co-taught with @carsonaust@uchicago:
https://t.co/I2O2FHoVQb