Parhaat International Security Podcastit (2024)

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4 – Do Autocrats Need a Foreign Enemy? 24:00

6d ago24:00

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Guests: Henry Hale is Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at George Washington University. Adam Lenton is Assistant Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Wake Forest University. International Security Article: Henry E. Hale and Adam C. Lenton, “Do Autocrats Need a Foreign Enemy? Evidence from Fortress Russia,” Inte…

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Critical Languages and the Nonprofit Defense Space with Eric Connelly | Students Talk Security 42:58

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In this episode of "Students Talk Security," NDISC Fellow Jack Lennon '25 welcomes Eric Connolly, a foreign language-enabled research analyst and project lead at Riverside Research, a notable nonprofit dedicated to advancing scientific research in areas including machine learning, biomedical engineering, and more, for the benefit of the US governme…

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3 – Fatalism and War 27:34

1M ago27:34

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Guests: Dominic Tierney is Claude Smith Professor of Political Science at Swarthmore College. International Security Article: Dominic Tierney “The Iron Dice: Fatalism and War,” International Security, Vol. 49, No. 1 (Summer 2024), pp. 51–90. Originally released on October 10, 2024Kirjoittanut Dominic Tierney, Jeff Friedman

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Biden's Undefined Victory in Ukraine with Doug Bandow | Outside the Box Podcast 51:05

3M ago51:05

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In this episode of "Outside the Box, "hosts Michael Desch and Jim Webb are joined by guest Doug Bandow to discuss the parallels between today’s conflict in Ukraine and the tumultuous year of 1968. The discussion unpacks President Biden's strategies in Ukraine, highlighting a lack of clear victory definition and the echoes of past U.S. foreign polic…

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2 - Clerics, Monarchs, and the Ethnoreligious Cleansing of Western Europe 24:08

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Guests: Şener Aktürk is Professor of International Relations at Koç University in Istanbul, Türkiye. International Security Article: Şener Aktürk, “Not So Innocent: Clerics, Monarchs, and the Ethnoreligious Cleansing of Western Europe,” International Security, Vol. 48, No. 4 (Spring 2024), pp. 87–136. Originally released on June 18, 2024.…

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STS: Navigating the Charade Economy with Rose Kelanic 59:01

7M ago59:01

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Join Anne Griffin '26 and Notre Dame political science professor Dr. Rose Kelanic as they explore the nuances of U.S. foreign policy decisions, from balancing power in Asia to the implications of green energy investments on national security. Gain perspective on the clash between academia and policy worlds, navigating incentives and challenges in s…

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Outside the Box | John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt 1:11:10

7M ago1:11:10

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In this episode of the Outside the Box podcast, host Dr. Michael Desch is joined by guests Dr. John Mearsheimer and Dr. Stephen Walt to discuss the taboo surrounding the Israel lobby. They highlight the historical backdrop of anti-Semitism in the West, conspiracy theories, and the tragic events of the Holocaust that make it challenging to discuss t…

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1 - A ‘Nuclear Umbrella’ for Ukraine? 21:27

8M ago21:27

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Guest: Matthew Evangelista is President White Professor of History and Political Science at Cornell University. International Security Article: This podcast is based on Matthew Evangelista, “A ‘Nuclear Umbrella’ for Ukraine? Precedents and Possibilities for Postwar European Security,” International Security, Vol. 48, No. 3 (Winter 2023/24), pp. 7–5…

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STS: Cultural Legacy and Global Influence with Carmen Medina 41:42

11M ago41:42

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From the experiences and viewpoints of citizens growing up in the global South to the challenges faced by policymakers in understanding the complex dynamics of a globalized world, we explore the interplay between economics, the environment, and social dynamics. Join us as we navigate through the nuanced thinking styles and biases that influence dec…

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Outside The Box | The Tragedy of Volodymyr Zelensky 44:12

1y ago44:12

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Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion against Ukraine in February 2022, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been likened to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The comparison is apt, but NDISC Director Michael Desch asks us to truly reckon with it.He did so though his article in Harper's Magazine (https://harpers.org/archive/20…

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Outside The Box Podcast | LtGen Greg Newbold on Military Cultural History and Political Division 1:02:36

1+ y ago1:02:36

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Mike and Jim talk with former Lieutenant General Newbold about the recent actions of Senator Tuberville to block the president of the United States' selection of a new Commandant of the Marine Corps. In doing so, they compare the military's cultural history to today's political divide and attempt to uncover how and why they have changed.…

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Out The Box Podcast | "Why Are We in Ukraine?" with Christopher Layne 55:27

1+ y ago55:27

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In this episode of "Outside the Box," co-hosts Dr. Michael Desch and Sen. Jim Webb welcome Christopher Layne to discuss his recent co-authored article "Why Are We in Ukraine?" published in "Harper's Magazine" in June 2023.Christopher Layne is University Distinguished Professor of International Affairs and the Robert M. Gates Chair in National Secur…

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Great Expectations: History of US-India Relations with Ambassador Nancy Jo Powell 33:54

1+ y ago33:54

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An Interview with Ambassador Nancy Jo Powell by Pranav GuntupalliInterview Summary : Ambassador Nancy Jo Powell speaks about the history of US relations with South Asia including the death of American ambassador Arnold Raphel in 1988, nuclear tension in the subcontinent, and re-emerging non-alignment in India’s foreign policy today. She also recoun…

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STS: Exploring the uniqueness of the Army Chaplain Corp, with Col. Billy Graham 40:40

1+ y ago40:40

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An Interview with Chaplain Col. Billy Graham of the US Army by Pranav GuntupalliInterview Summary: In this episode of the Students Talk Security podcast, Chaplain Billy Graham speaks about his military experience and the uniqueness of chaplaincy corp. Billy explains the crucial role of a Chaplain when a soldier dies in active duty, and shares his a…

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Thoughts on the Bear, the Dragon, and Leadership Under Duress: A Conversation with Sandy Winnefeld 33:34

2y ago33:34

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Episode summary – In this episode of Students Talk Security,Notre Dame senior and NDISC Undergraduate Fellow Benjamin Erhardt sits down with retired Navy fighter pilot, admiral, and fellow podcaster James A. “Sandy” Winnefeld, Jr. Their discussion covers topics ranging from the Admiral’s storied career – including his time as unit commander of the …

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STS: Meet Major Greg Scott, US Marine Corp 30:24

2y ago30:24

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An Interview with Major Gregory M. Scott of the US Marine Corp by Pranav GuntupalliInterview Summary: In the first episode of the "Meet the NDISC fellows" series, Pranav Guntupalli speaks to the NDISC War College fellow, Major Gregory Scott, about his military service. They discuss his time in Okinawa (Japan) and in South America with the Embassy S…

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Outside the Box | Soldiers and Novels 1:03:31

2+ y ago1:03:31

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In this episode of Outside the Box, co-host (and six-time novelist) Jim Webb switches to the interviewee seat to join University of Notre Dame English Professor, Iraq War Army veteran, and novelist Roy Scranton to talk about novels and war. In a wide-ranging discussion, the authors of Fields of Fire and War Porn discuss how their experiences in war…

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Madman Theory: The Causes and Effects of Reputations for Madness in International Politics 40:46

2+ y ago40:46

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Roseanne W. McManus is an Associate Professor in the Political Science Department at the Pennsylvania State University. Her research focuses on signaling and coercion in an international security context. She received her B.A. from the University of Maryland and her M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Before pursuing an academi…

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STS| Security and Sanctity: The Interconnection of Int'l Religious Freedom w/ U.S. National Security 35:36

2+ y ago35:36

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In this episode of ‘Students Talk Security’, Dr. Farr, the leading expert in the interconnection between international religious freedom, human rights, and United States National Security will discuss his work on the implications rights internationally have on defense and security domestically. His work has led to not only scholarship and legislati…

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The Progressive Equity in the Restraint Coalition 1:29:03

2+ y ago1:29:03

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Matt Duss is a congressional staffer and has worked with Senator Bernie Sanders since 2017. Previously he was the President of the Foundation for Middle East Peace, and a national security and international policy analyst at the Center for American Progress. Recorded: March 29, 2022Kirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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STS | The Future of American Policy 34:43

2+ y ago34:43

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This episode will cover how the Senate can influence foreign policy in the face of new threats and increasing executive power, and what an NSA for a Senator sees as the biggest future threats to American security and power.Interviewer: Christopher LiberoInterviewee: Thomas MancinelliKirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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Senior Military Leadership and the Future of U.S. National Security 58:29

2+ y ago58:29

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In this episode of Outside the Box, Mike and Jim engage LtGen Gregory Newbold, former Director of Operations (J-3) for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in a hard-hitting and wide-ranging discussion of proposed modernization of the U.S. Marine Corps in the XXIst Century, the role of the U.S. Congress in shaping the development of the armed forces, the leg…

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Lest the Stars Totter: Outer Space in the National Security Context 1:33:31

2+ y ago1:33:31

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Major Jeremy Grunert is an officer in the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps. In this capacity, he has served as a military prosecutor and legal advisor at assignments in Afghanistan, Qatar, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Major Grunert is currently assigned to the United States Air Force Academy, where …

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The Global Significance of the Sino-Indian Rivalry 27:26

3y ago27:26

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Šumit Ganguly is a Distinguished Professor of Political Science and holds the Tagore Chair in Indian Cultures and Civilizations at Indiana University, Bloomington. He is a specialist on the international and comparative politics of South Asia. His most recent book (edited with M. Chris Mason) is The Future of US-India Security Cooperation (Manchest…

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Outside the Box | Who Lost Afghanistan? 1:04:06

3y ago1:04:06

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In 2014 Lt. Gen. Daniel Bolger published his book Why We Lost: A General’s Inside Account of the Iraq and Afghan Wars. Seven years before the fall of Kabul, he had already foreseen the chaotic end of that campaign in the Global War on Terrorism. Bolger says there is much blame to go around but focuses his fire on his profession and colleagues: the …

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What Can Systemic Trends In Warfare Tell Us About The Future? 1:27:43

3y ago1:27:43

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Bear F. Braumoeller is Professor in the Department of Political Science at The Ohio State University and the holder of the Baronov and Timashev Chair in Data Analytics. He conducts research in the areas of international relations, political methodology, and complexity and human behavior. He received his B.A. from the University of Chicago and his P…

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STS | The Taliban Redux: The Future of Counterterrorism in a Taliban Controlled Afghanistan 34:17

3y ago34:17

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The episode considers the future of counterterrorism in the context of a Taliban controlled Afghanistan. Beginning with a discussion of how the Taliban was able to regain control so swiftly, the podcast draws on the counterterrorism knowledge and expertise of the FBI’s Former Assistant Director for Counterterrorism Mike McGarrity to explore how the…

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Light Water Capitalism: Nonproliferation and U.S. Global Power 1:24:49

3y ago1:24:49

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Jayita Sarkar is an Assistant Professor at Boston University Pardee School of Global Studies, where she teaches diplomatic and political history. Her research has been published in the Journal of Cold War Studies, Cold War History, International History Review, Journal of Strategic Studies, Nonproliferation Review, and elsewhere. Her first book, Pl…

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STS | Critical Mineral Supply Chains and Electric Vehicles: Charting the American Course 29:59

3y ago29:59

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In this episode of ‘Students Talk Security’, undergraduate fellow, Callie Whelan, speaks with Pamela Fierst-Walsh, the Senior Advisor on Conflict Minerals and U.S. Representative to the Kimberley Process at the U.S. Department of State. Callie and Pamela dig into critical mineral supply chains, their relationships with electric vehicle production, …

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STS | Civil Affairs Operations in Great Power Competition 29:45

3y ago29:45

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An Interview with U.S. Army Civil Affairs Captain Ben Ordiway by Cullen Geahigan where they discuss the purpose and function of Army Civil Affairs operations as well as the value of Civil Affairs missions as part of the Army's guiding mission. Additionally, we covered the future role Civil Affairs will play in great power competition.…

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The Bomb 1:36:06

3y ago1:36:06

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Recorded: Aug 31, 2021Host: Dan LindleySpeaker: Fred KaplanKirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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Flash Panel | The Fall of Afghanistan 56:57

3y ago56:57

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The Fall of Afghanistan: What Does it Mean for America and the World?A virtual flash panel discussion on the fall of Afghanistan featuring Michael Desch, Mary Ellen O'Connell, Dina Smeltz, and Eugene Gholz.Recorded: August 24, 2021Kirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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After the Apocalypse: A Conversation With Andrew Bacevich 1:01:00

3y ago1:01:00

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Summary:In this episode, Mike and Jim interview Andrew Bacevich, author After the Apocalypse: America's Role in a World Transformed. In this latest book, Bacevich, a retired U.S. Army officer, former professor at Boston University, and President of the new Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, laments that America has failed both domesticall…

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National Service or Servitude? 1:06:29

3+ y ago1:06:29

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Summary:In this episode of Outside the Box, Mike and Jim are joined by Doug Bandow of the CATO Institute to discuss national service. We are once again hearing calls to institute some form of national service; whether in the military through conscription or via some form of mandatory civilian service along the lines of AmeriCorps. Proponents of som…

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17-The Little-Known History of Radiological Weapons 32:44

3+ y ago32:44

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Guests: Sarah Bidgood is Director of the Eurasia Nonproliferation Program at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. Usha Sahay is Senior Editor at POLITICO Magazine, where she focuses on foreign affairs and global issues. She is also the host of “A Most Terrible Weapon,…

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16-Concealing and Revealing Clandestine Military Capabilities 36:41

3+ y ago36:41

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Guests: Austin Long is Vice Deputy Director for Strategic Stability in the Joint Staff J5 at the U.S. Department of Defense. Ernest J. Herold is Executive Director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies—Americas and a retired Colonel in the U.S. Army. He was previously the Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Defence Investment at N…

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The Problem of Alliance Abandonment in Postwar US Foreign Policy 1:25:51

3+ y ago1:25:51

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Recorded: May 4, 2021Host: Joseph ParentSpeaker: Jeffrey TaliaferroKirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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15-Technology, Diplomacy, and the North Korean Nuclear Crisis 35:11

3+ y ago35:11

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Guests: Christopher Lawrence is Assistant Professor of Science, Technology and International Affairs at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. Ankit Panda is the Stanton Senior Fellow in the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He is also editor-at-large at the Diplomat and a con…

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Students Talk Security | Domestic Politics and the Russia-Ukraine Conflict 24:21

3+ y ago24:21

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An Interview with Associate Professor Karrie J. Koesel by Andrew DelVecchioSummary:In this episode of Students Talk Security, Professor Karrie Koesel discusses the role that Russian domestic politics play in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Professor Koesel uses her experience with contemporary Russian politics to explain how President Putin is…

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Students Talk Security | America's Evolving Role in the Middle East's Cold War 29:36

3+ y ago29:36

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An interview with Former U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly by Liam KarrSummary: In this podcast, I discuss America's role in the regional conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran. The Trump and Biden Administrations have taken drastically different approaches to both our ally and our adversary, and we'll break down the different outcomes this could cause. We…

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Students Talk Security | Domestic Terrorism and its Implications for U.S. National Security 24:07

3+ y ago24:07

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An Interview with Former U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly by Carson WhitesellSummary: In this episode of “Students Talk Security,” former United States Senator Joe Donnelly discusses the domestic terrorism in the United States with an emphasis on recent events like the storming of the Capitol on January 6th. Donnelly brings a special perspective to the pr…

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Do Wars Make States and States Make War: Rethinking the Origins of the Seven Years War 1:27:40

3+ y ago1:27:40

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Recorded: April 6, 2021Host: Joseph ParentSpeaker: Steven PincusKirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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Students Talk Security | A New Faustian Bargain? 29:44

3+ y ago29:44

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Title: A New Faustian Bargain? Understanding the Lessons of the Soviet-German CooperationAn Interview with Professor Ian Johnson by Charles SedoreSummary:In this episode of Students Talk Security, Charles Sedore, a Notre Dame senior, and Professor Ian John, Assistant Professor of Military History, discuss the history surrounding the German-Soviet C…

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Flexibility in Order: Three Conditions that Preclude Change in International Order 1:30:27

3+ y ago1:30:27

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Recorded: March 23, 2021Host: Joseph ParentSpeaker: Mariya GrinbergKirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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Afghanistan: Hold 'em, Fold 'em, Walk Away, or Run 52:58

3+ y ago52:58

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Summary:On this episode of “Outside the Box,” Jim and Mike speak with Dr. William Ruger, Vice President for Policy at the Charles Koch Foundation, Iraq War Veteran, President Trump’s nominee as ambassador to Afghanistan, and author of a widely discussed New York Times Op/Ed piece urging the Biden Administration to hold to the May 1, 2021 deadline i…

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Geopolitics: The Competing Maritime and Continental World Orders 1:33:44

3+ y ago1:33:44

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Title: Geopolitics: The Competing Maritime and Continental World Orders of China, Russia, and the United StatesRecorded: March 16, 2021Host: Joseph ParentSpeaker: Sarah PaineKirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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14-Iraq, Weapons of Mass Destruction, and the Cheater’s Dilemma 37:26

3+ y ago37:26

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Guests: Målfrid Braut-Hegghammer is Professor of Political Science at the University of Oslo, where she also directs the Oslo Nuclear Project and the Peace and Conflict Studies Master’s Program. Kori Schake is Director of Foreign and Defense Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute. Dr. Schake has previously worked at the U.S. State Depa…

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Large-N Qualitative Analysis (LNQA) 1:32:41

3+ y ago1:32:41

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Full Title: Large-N Qualitative Analysis (LNQA): Everything You Wanted to Know about Doing a Cornell-Princeton Book, Part ISpeaker: Gary Goertz and Stephan HaggardHost: Joseph ParentRecorded: February 23, 2020Kirjoittanut Notre Dame International Security Center

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Students Talk Security | Anticipate, Prevent, Respond 32:03

3+ y ago32:03

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Title: Anticipate, Prevent, Respond: Conflict Stabilization and U.S. Foreign Policy in AfricaHosted by Katherine McLaughlinSummary:With 54 voting UN members, economies ripe for investment and development, and the emergence of foreign influence in the continent, Africa’s future is of strategic importance to U.S. foreign policy. In this episode of “S…

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Students Talk Security | Smart Sanctions 101: Strategic Economic Peacebuilding 34:18

3+ y ago34:18

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Summary:Sanctions expert and Professor Emeritus of Peace Studies George A. Lopez draws on his extensive research and experience in sanctions design and peace building to explain the advantages and drawbacks of targeted economic sanctions as a diplomatic tool, particularly in how they enable the US to intervene in nuclear threats, corrupt regimes, a…

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