We are delighted that you are considering a Ph.D. in International Studies at the Jackson School. Our doctoral program is the only one of its kind. It introduces a new

Read why Japan is the space power to watch in Prof. Saadia Pekkanen’s latest Forbes article: “Japan’s Space Security Worries Are Not Just China And N. Korea, But Also The U.S.”

Summary: The re-emergence of the Arctic carries a host of political, economic, and social issues, which require careful planning and communication between international, national, subnational and local levels of governance.

The Japan Times named “Japan Decides 2014: The Japanese General Election” (Palgrave Macmillan), a collection of 21 essays by prominent specialists on Japan and edited by Jackson School Professor Robert

The new U.S. president will face a world of challenges when she or he assumes office on January 20, 2017. From ISIS and Al Qaeda to an aggressive Russia to

In early December 2015, Managing Director Fabbi participated in a panel discussion with Congressman Rick Larsen on the current situation in the Arctic and the role of Canada and the

Professor David Bachman is quoted in a Radio Free Asia story about China’s role in combating climate change. “For almost any major emitter, it’s a very conflicted situation, but certainly

Join the Jackson School’s community of graduate students in September 2016 by completing your application today. Application instructions are available online. Application materials for fall 2016 admission are due December

Dear Friends, As we come to the end of a tumultuous year in world affairs, I am proud of the way the Jackson School has responded to the many crises

People of the Arctic Council Indigenous Participants Give the Arctic Council a Unique Voice, but the Cost to Them is High By Rudy Yuly, UW Creative Consultants Network Since its