Notre Dame approves international security studies minor
The Notre Dame Arts and Letters College Council approved a new international security studies multidisciplinary minor degree for all undergraduate students.
"A certain grasp of military affairs is vital for those in charge of general policy."
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Check out the opportunities we offer! Emerging Scholars Conference Participant The three-day conference will consist of 6 workshops, one for each successful nominee. Each workshop will include a research presentation by the Emerging Scholar, a response by a senior scholar in the field, and a general discussion.
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Congratulations Moritz Graefrath
Congratulations to Moritz Graefrath who published his first International Theory article, "Conceptualizing Interstate Cooperation."
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Congratulations Madison Schramm
Congratulations to former NDISC postdoctoral fellow Madison Schramm on her new position as an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto.
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Michael Desch Named to Council on Foreign Relations Study Group on U.S.-China Relations
Notre Dame International Security Center Director Michael Desch has been named to a New York Council on Foreign Relations study group on “The U.S. Pivot to Asia and American Grand Strategy.” He will join other top experts from the public and private sectors to discuss the conceptual origins of the pivot; the pivot and U.S. vital national interests; its effects over the last decade on Asia, the Middle East, and Europe; its impact on U.S. defense policy, intelligence assets, and economic statecraft; and the proper distribution of U.S. national security resources in the period ahead.
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Seminar Series – Conceptualizing Military Intervention
During this workshop-style seminar, Dr. Guliford discussed this research, the backing literature, and took questions and comments from NDISC faculty and students about the next steps in her research process.
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Why Does the United States Struggle to Leave the Persian Gulf?
Jeff D. Colgan is the Richard Holbrooke Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Director of the Climate Solutions Lab at the Watson Institute for Public and International Affairs at Brown University. His research focuses on international order, especially as related to energy and the environment.
