JSIS 495D Task Force – Angelina Godoy: Human Rights Lab: Immigrant Rights in Washington State
Task Force 2021
In recent months, in reviewing documents obtained through FOIA litigation against the Department of Homeland Security, Center researchers have detected a previously-unknown pattern of rights violations against migrants in Washington
JSIS 495C Task Force – Robert Pekkanen: Coronavirus Pandemic Response Around the World
Task Force 2021
Can where you live determine your chance of surviving COVID-19? Why would one government choose to mandate coronavirus testing while another chooses only to discourage gatherings over a certain number
JSIS 495J Task Force – Marie Anchordoguy: Japan’s Relations with the U.S. and China
Task Force 2021
Japan is part of Asia and also part of “the West.” It is increasingly being squeezed between the U.S., which provides its military security, and China, which has become its
JSIS 495H Task Force- Scott Montgomery: Climate Change and the Wildfire Threat: What Can be Done?
Task Force 2021
In 2020, the U.S. experienced its most hazardous season of wildfire and related air pollution in recorded history. A number of factors contributed to an unprecedented outbreak of fire along
JSIS 495G Task Force – Scott Radnitz: Global Media
Task Force 2021
In recent years, people’s access to credible information has come under threat from a number of factors, including government crackdowns on journalists, the dissemination of propaganda, the rise of social
JSIS 495A Task Force – Patrick Christie: Transforming International Studies to Consider Environmental and Climate Justice
Task Force 2021
Task Force students will critically and reflectively analyze their chosen field, program, and profession in international studies. They will consider whether the field of international studies and the Jackson School
Making trans-Atlantic relations work for Europeans
Task Force
The rules-based order created after World War II and enhanced after the Cold War is coming apart. Spiking tensions across the Atlantic, along with strategic challenges from all directions (Russia, China, terrorism)
NATO: Building resiliency and integrity against Russian hybrid warfare threats
Task Force
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was created in 1949 by the United States, Canada, and several Western European nations to provide collective security against the Soviet Union. During the next forty
JSIS 495 K Rome – John Koenig: European Defense: Strategic Choices for 2030
Task Force
For seven decades, NATO has been the framework for Europe’s defense. The European Union came relatively late to the defense and security game, with a low level of ambition focused
JSIS 495 J Rome – Marie Anchordoguy: The EU/European Economy in Global Perspective: EU-China Relations
Task Force 2020
Students will learn how to cooperate with each other to produce a white paper that is more than the sum of each individual contribution. They will identity the issues related