Nuclear Politics in Outer Space This task force focuses on the past, present, and future of nuclear politics in outer space. Both the United States and the then Soviet Union

Managing Migration: U.S. and Eu Asylum and Refugee Policies Millions of people around the world have fled their homes to seek sanctuary elsewhere, often within their own countries but also

U.S. Grand Strategy in the 21st Century The United States is the world’s most powerful nation, and its actions impact manifold countries in both the western and eastern hemispheres. Despite

International Information/Internet Infrastructure Security This Task Force will engage with the topic of global information/internet infrastructure security. In recent years, the international community has become increasingly concerned about the security

Remilitarizing Japan?: American Foreign Policy and the Japanese Constitution The Liberal Democratic Party’s proposed revision of the Japanese Constitution would likely also include changes in Article 9, the article that

This year, two students were selected for a Donald C. and Margery S. Hellmann Scholarship. This annual award provides a $5,000 stipend to support the education and training of Jackson

In 2021, Chiwa Lee left Hong Kong; it was a separation from the city he had loved, now being reshaped by forces beyond his control. “My sadness and disappointment toward

Madeleine Dong is quoted in a feature story by the University of Washington College of Arts & Sciences titled, “A Bright Future for the Study of Chinese History.” The professorship,

Jackson School has some excellent courses for you to consider this Winter! Three NEW courses to highlight: see below!  JSIS 201: The Making of the Twenty-First Century MWF 2:30 p.m.

Jackson School students Chaoying Li and Tin Pak were recently recognized in Autumn 2024 by the Mortar Board Alumni/Tolo Foundation for their excellence in the study of international relations with