For eight University of Washington undergraduates, the first week of June this year meant more than the end of the academic year or finishing final exams. It meant a chance

Jackson School Acting Assistant Professor Sarah Lohmann, as part of the U.S. Army War College “Never Forget” first-person opinion piece series, takes a look back to the day of 9/11

Jackson School Faculty Reşat Kasaba, the Anne H.H. and Kenneth B. Pyle Professor of American Foreign Policy, shares his thoughts on the U.S. in the world in a pre-recorded TV

In his opinion piece titled, “On 9/11, it’s hard to see America’s ‘nation building’ as a force for good,” Jackson School Faculty Reşat Kasaba, the Anne H.H. and Kenneth B.

Jackson School faculty Scott L. Montgomery unpicks some uncomfortable truths about the U.S. war in and withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the trajectory and role of the Taliban as it becomes the legitimate

In an article titled, “Afghanistan has vast mineral wealth but faces steep challenges to tap it” Jackson School faculty Scott L. Montgomery looks at the opportunities and difficulties of the country

Arzoo Osanloo, director of the Middle East Center and an associate professor of the Law, Societies & Justice program, is the guest speaker in conversation with the Middle East Monitor

In his article titled,”The Case Against Humane War,” Daniel Bessner, an associate professor of the Joff Hanauer Honors Professorship in Western Civilization analyzes how the turn toward “precision” combat has

In a podcast series “China Rising” by Global News (Canada), Assistant Professor James Lin, a historian of modern Taiwan and associate chair of Taiwan Studies, participates in an episode titled “Taiwan, a

Daniel Bessner, an associate professor of the Joff Hanauer Honors Professorship in Western Civilization, has penned an article titled, “Can We Live Without Twitter?” that analyzes if there is a