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Spring 2023 Wednesday Seminar Series

Pro-Ukrainian soldiers near Lyman, Ukraine, December 2022

Posen in Foreign Affairs: Russia's Rebound

Soldiers driving two tanks down the road

Grinberg in the National Interest: Sanctions Won’t End Russia’s War in Ukraine

Thaddeus Drake standing next to fellow soldier in Afghanistan

Independent Activities Lectures | January 2023 | Military Fellow Presentations

The suspected Chinese spy balloon drifts to the ocean after being shot down

What our response to the Chinese balloon saga shows about the changing landscape of surveillance

Republic of China Armed Forces gather in front of the Presidential Office Building of Taiwan

Heginbotham: Why We Believe the U.S. Still Has the Upper Hand in War Over Taiwan

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, president of Kazakhstan, meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin

Saivetz in Lawfare: Russia in the Caucasus and Central Asia After the Invasion of Ukraine

A graph showing response effect estimates and confidence intervals of treatment groups for different countries

Majnemer: Names from Nowhere? Fictitious Country Names in Survey Vignettes Affect Experimental Results

 

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