Join us for David Siroky's two-part talk on how governments employ violence in counterinsurgency. Dr. Siroky is an Assistant Professor of Political Science in the School of Politics and Global Studies […]
This event has been rescheduled for July 14th. Join the School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs along with the IC CAE for Central America’s Challenge: Achieving Security & the […]
The primary purpose of this presentation is to help better understand the many facets in predicting the risk of threats against the United States food production, distribution, safety, networks, and […]
Join us as Dr. Alison Johnston speaks about economic insecurity, general strikes, and threats to political stability during austerity in Southern Europe. She is currently an assistant professor at Oregon […]
Dr. Patrick James will present his research entitled "Complexity and cross-boundary effects in security: Britain and the Unification of Germany, 1989-1990." This study, co-authored by Jarrod Hayes of Georgia Tech University, […]
Join us as Dr. Clayton Thyne presents his research on How Domestic Protests Influence Coups d’état. The paper considers how domestic protests influence coups. Protests signal regime illegitimacy, which incentivizes coups […]
Dr. Clayton Thyne will present "A Picture is worth around 300 Words: Visual Representation of Descriptive Data". Scholars frequently explain their data either in a sentence or in a table, […]
This talk will focus on the transition from academia to practicing political science. Dr. Trace C. Lasley will discuss his research interests, past and current work, and his job as […]
Join us on Thursday November 5th for our Speaker Series: Life and Careers in the Intelligence Community. A panel of practitioners from at least five different intelligence agencies will be […]
This panel brings together government, academic, and private sector practitioners involved in the analysis of geospatial data in the fields of security and intelligence. This event will expose students to […]
