Doctoral Candidate Patrick Thomsen publishes an op-ed on intersections and the multiple forms of social exclusion as well as the importance of having space for intersectional scholars in Reflections from

Professor Saadia Pekkanen, an expert in outer space governance, security and policy, comments on the venture of a new Seattle-based startup EarthNow, that plans to build a network of several hundred camera

Doctoral Candidate Patrick Thomsen writes about New Zealand’s skilled migrant scheme and wealth has become a defining factor for prospective applicants in his piece called “National’s immigration policy is about wealth,

Lecturer and Center for West European Studies faculty Taso Lagos is featured in an article “American Zeus: The Life of Alexander Pantages, Theater Mogul” discussing his new book. Pantages, the subject of Lagos’s book, was

A rally and media appeal to President Donald Trump was held in Red Square on May 8 in support of Jackson School and UW alumnus Xiyue Wang, who has been

Assistant Professor Sasha Senderovich and satirist and author Gary Shteyngart join KUOW’s The Record, hosted by journalist Bill Radke, for a conversation about comedy under President Trump, life in Soviet Russia and

Doctoral Candidate Clint Work is interviewed by Santiago Chile’s newspaper El Mercurio on the release of U.S. hostages by North Korea.

In “The world’s nuclear energy watchdogs: 4 questions answered“, Jackson School Lecturer Scott Montgomery looks into the responsibilities and functions of the International Atomic Energy Agency against the backdrop of North Korea’s announcement it would

Jackson School Lecturer Scott Montgomery discusses President Donald Trump’s decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal in his article “What torching Iran deal says about US commitment to nuclear security.”

Doctoral Candidate Clint Work provides historical perspective regarding Trump’s potential action to remove or at least draw down U.S. troops in Korea in his article titled “U.S. Troops in Korea: From