Jackson School International Policy Institute Cybersecurity Lead and lecturer Jessica Beyer co-authors an article on “Trolling Scholars Debunk the Idea That the Alt-Right’s Shitposters Have Magic Powers,” in which she

What do a U.S. Navy Admiral, American and foreign ambassadors, NGO directors, Indigenous Peoples leaders and a group of University of Washington international studies majors have in common? On March

“What does Trump’s neoliberal agenda mean for those whose discontent with globalization gave him the presidency? Nothing good,” write Daniel Bessner, Anne H.H. and Kenneth B. Pyle Professor of American

Jackson School professor Emeritus and Asia expert Donald Hellman gives his analysis to KING 5 News on what President’s Trump’s proposed budget cuts to the U.S. State Department might mean for

Outer space expert and Japan specialist Prof. Saadia Pekkanen was mentioned in “Giving A Boost To Washington’s Hi-Tech Research, Space Industry.” According to the article, Washington state currently ranks fifth in the nation

Ph.D. student Tracy Chaplin published an article in Emerging Scholars and Practitioners on Migration Issues on how the American government should respond to climate change and migration. She urges the government to recognize

From refrigerators[1] to buildings,[2] nearly everything in our everyday lives is connected to the Internet. While the Internet of Things (IoT), provides valuable modern conveniences, it also raises new security

“Learning Hebrew has opened the door to Israel Studies, but also to languages like Ladino and Yiddish, which are often written in Hebrew letters. Knowledge of the Hebrew alphabet has

The US and Brazil are the two largest economies in the hemisphere as well as the two largest transit points for Internet traffic. Brazil’s centrality to Internet traffic and economic strength will make it a crucial partner on issues such as cybercrime, critical infrastructure protection, and universal access.

Cuban-US relations are at a turning point. US investment in Cuban cybersecurity and cybersecurity education could grant the US a valuable regional partner as well as create economic opportunity for US companies.