Yasir Zaidan, Jackson School doctoral candidate in international studies, pens a piece titled, “U.S. Sudan Sanctions Won’t Work Without the UAE’s Help,” about the recent move in September by the

In September, we spoke with Greta Downey (B.A. International Studies 2023), who since graduating in June, has interned with the Office of Public Engagement at the White House and currently

While the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) framework and movement has its origins in the United States, nations around the world are pursuing their own efforts to ensure fair treatment

Unlike more conventional forms of warfare, Information Warfare (IW) poses significant challenges for discussion, study, and comprehension due to its inherent intangibility. It occurs within and through the flow of

Although it is widely agreed that information and Information Warfare (IW) has become a vital component of any modern conflict, there is no widely agreed upon understanding of what exactly

The November 2015 Paris attacks shocked the France Republic. Shootings and bomb blasts targeting the Bataclan concert hall, Stade de France, and several other locations left 130 people dead and

This autumn the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington will welcome Steven Simon, an award-winning author and former U.S. National Security Council member and

It is with profound sadness that we share the news that one of our students, Samuel Arnone-Roller, who graduated with a master’s degree in Middle East Studies in June 2023,

An experiential learning class taught by Jackson School faculty Devin Naar is featured by the University of Washington Honors program in an article titled, “Exploring layers of Seattle’s Central District.”

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded Sasha Senderovich, Jackson School and Slavic Languages and Literatures faculty, a grant for his project, “In the Shadow of the Holocaust: