Research
NDISC faculty are at the forefront of national security thought leadership and research: driving change and impacting policy. In the classroom, they share not only their latest research, but also the skill and passion students need to become excellent researchers themselves, helping them develop as lifelong learners.
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NDISC faculty and fellows are leading researchers of international security, publishing in top journals and impacting policy debates.
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NDISC faculty are a go-to source for journalists investigating what's going on in the most pressing diplomatic affairs, global conflicts, and other facets of statecraft.
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NDISC faculty and affiliates are leading the effort to bridge the policy-scholarly gap and conduct innovative research related to grand strategy.Media Mentions
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Time
Why Conspiracies Theories—From Kate Middleton to the Moon Landings—Are So Seductive
March 15, 2024
A Gallup poll taken in 2001 found that after the disputed 2000 vote, more than a third of Democrats insisted that then-President George W. Bush had stolen the election. “Being out of power tends to add fuel to the fire,” wrote Joseph Parent, a professor of political science at Notre Dame University and Uscinski’s co-author, in an email to TIME.
Responsible Statecraft - Are Houthi attacks doing that much damage to the world economy?
January 26, 2024
But do the Houthi attacks really pose a major threat to world trade, as the Biden administration claims? If so, is that a good enough reason to risk further escalation by bombing the Houthis when less risky options are still available?
Responsible Statecraft put these questions to Eugene Gholz, a political science professor at Notre Dame University and an expert on the relationship between economic policy and national security.
Recent Publications
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Narrowing the Academic-Policy Divide: Will New Media Bridge the Gap?
Brian and Jeannelle Brady Family Director of the Notre Dame International Security Center
Political Science Quarterly, 2021–22
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The Status of Status in World Politics
Associate Professor of Political Science
World Politics, 2021
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