A look at how countries go nuclear — and why some do not

Peter Dizikes | MIT News Office

January 13, 2022

SSP PhD looks to understand: when, why and how do rebel groups incorporate women?

Christopher Burns | MIT Security Studies Program

December 14, 2021

SSP PhD uses computational analysis to understand expansive oral history archives

Christopher Burns | MIT Security Studies Program

December 14, 2021

Alumni Profile: Tim Wright

December 13, 2021

Community policing in the Global South

Stephanie M. McPherson | Institute for Data, Systems, and Society

December 1, 2021

SSP now accepting applications for fellowship in Grand Strategy, Security, and Statecraft

November 8, 2021

Apekshya Prasai and Aidan Milliff awarded USIP dissertation fellowships

October 14, 2021

SSP is now accepting applications for Stanton Nuclear Security Fellowships

October 6, 2021

Stanton Fellows 2021-2022

Christopher Burns | MIT Security Studies Program

October 6, 2021

Statecraft Fellows arrive at MIT

Christopher Burns | MIT Security Studies Program

October 6, 2021

Military Fellows arrive

Christopher Burns | MIT Security Studies Program

October 5, 2021

MIT SSP’s new professor seeks clarity in jargon

Christopher Burns | MIT Security Studies Program

September 29, 2021

Alumni Profile: Jennifer Lind

September 27, 2021

Fall 2021 Wednesday Seminar Series

September 24, 2021

Sept. 14 Starr Forum: US, Afghanistan, 9/11: Finished or Unfinished Business

September 13, 2021

A new transatlantic division of labor could save billions every year!

September 7, 2021

America's Longest War Is Over. What Did The U.S. Gain From 20 Years In Afghanistan?

August 31, 2021

The Impact of Covid-19 on China’s Military: A Conversation with M. Taylor Fravel

August 31, 2021

The transatlantic relationship: Radical reform is in the U.S. national interest

August 10, 2021

The Taliban has seized more cities, despite U.S. efforts to build a strong Afghan military

August 9, 2021