Averting War: Taiwan and US-China Relations In 2021, The Economist dedicated an issue to Taiwan titled “The Most Dangerous Place on Earth.” After China’s 2022 missile launches off Taiwan’s shores and

Indigenous and International Relations in a Warming Arctic In both Canada and the United States, China’s aspirations as a polar power are impacting the balance in Arctic international relations. In

Autonomous Weapons Systems, Drones, and the Future of Conflict One of the unexpected turns of events in the war in Ukraine has been the widespread adoption of drones as a

Learn more about the world – and the Jackson School – during Dawg Daze! Wednesday, September 17 Ice Cream Social with Jewish Studies  When: Wednesday, September 17, from 3:00 to

This summer, students from across the University of Washington engaged with global issues through Jackson School-led and affiliated programs. From field research to community-based learning, these experiences offered students immersive

This summer, Jackson School graduate students are engaging in critical research on global conflicts, cultural identities, and social justice movements. Their work spans diverse regions and time periods — from

This July, community college educators from across the country gathered at the University of Washington for the Community College Master Teaching Institute (CCMTI) — a two-day deep dive into teaching,

Each summer, while many students take a break from academics, others dive deep into intensive learning through summer courses at the Jackson School. Whether driven by a desire to expand

Join our team as a Scholarship & Awards Manager! The Scholarship and Awards Manager position will work closely with internal teams and campus-wide partners and will cultivate strategic relationships to

Singapore is a highly connected, influential cyber actor with a strong domestic cybersecurity framework and an active role in international internet governance. It follows a multi-stakeholder model, balancing state oversight