The Great War irrevocably transformed the map of Europe and the Middle East by provoking the dissolution of the major empires of the Hapsburgs, Romanovs and Ottomans. This lecture

Professor Saadia Pekkanen is quoted in a Defense News article about Japan’s ballistic missile defense (BMD) plans.   Click here for full article.

  For the first ground-breaking event for the Korean Peninsula Forum, which aims at enhancing the understanding and visibility of issues related to the Korean peninsula in the Northwest America

Daniel Bessner, assistant professor of international studies, was awarded the Charles Schmitt Prize for Best Article by a Young Historian by the International Society for Intellectual History for an article

Professor Sunila Kale‘s op-ed, “Power to the People,” was published in The Indian Express on Oct. 27. It addresses obstacles facing rural electrification in India. Prof. Kale will present about

On Oct. 13, Professor Donald Hellmann gave a talk on “The World in Transition: Asia and the Twilight of America’s Century.”

Professor Saadia Pekkanen has published The Oxford Handbook of the International Relations of Asia with co-editors John Ravenhill and Rosemary Foot. The book is published by Oxford University Press. In

KUOW Public Radio’s Ross Reynolds talks with Jackson School comparative religion Professor Jim Wellman about Mark Driscoll’s resignation and what it could mean for the future of Mars Hill Church.

Ph.D. student Gregory Shtraks published an op-ed in The Diplomat entitled, “The Kremlin Turns to China: A decade after the demarcation of the Sino-Russian Border, Russia is becoming increasingly dependent on

What do Poland, Ukraine, and the UK have in common? They are each important stops in my graduate school journey. This spring I said goodbye to the University of Washington