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I highly encourage all to submit. This had been a great opportunity as a student and it is wonderful that the PSA puts on a conference specifically for undergrads so they can experience an academic conference
📣Calling all politics students
Want a chance to present your work and get academic conference experience? Then you may want to consider submitting an abstract for our PSA Undergraduate Conference 2023. Submissions open until 1 March!
More information: https://t.co/D4Vcyx5rAK
I think this is a really important take on what happened. With Capital security so clearly inadequate, serious harm could have been inflicted on members of government. Instead, an act of insurrection had an end goal of being a comic, macho act to bragged about.
International missile defense cooperation has become increasingly important to contend with the proliferation of more advanced air and missile threats. https://t.co/RLWsd1Orkq
Cyber war ≠ cyber warfare ≠ cyber attack ≠ cyber espionage! A policy aimed to counter one phenomenon in cyberspace of course may not be adequate to deter or respond to a separate phenomenon
smart piece on the hack. essential to distinguish among 1) political influence operations; 2) espionage; 3) disruptive attacks/sabotage; & 4) unconstrained warfare to understand what occurred & to decide whether to go beyond instituting better protection. https://t.co/eFzPg43UEs
I've been working on a basic guide on research in international law for students. I prepared it for my own students, but I think it can be also helpful to others. Feel free to share it with your students or use it yourself if you are one :)
https://t.co/j71XgSTYO6
After completing my dissertation, I was honoured enough to complete and win the #3MD held by @louisekwarteng and the FLAS Office of Undergraduate Research. It was of great help to be able to begin to learn how to best communicate our research to diverse audiences succinctly!
Congratulations Harry, it’s been such an honor to study (read: stress) with you these past three years. I’m looking forward to reading so much more great and insightful work from you in the future!
President Trump teased what he called a new weapon that could attack at such a high speed it would overwhelm an enemy's defenses. "I call it the Super Duper Missile," he said.
It wasn't immediately clear what missile the president was describing. https://t.co/zc7qKM8Fta
@PDWilliamsGWU It seems to me to depend on whether one views the international system through a liberal or realist lens. War system implies that the system is bound towards conflict (structural realism) while peace implies that there can be other outcomes (liberal theories).