From neuroscience to national security - Dr. Marika Landau-Wells (UC Berkeley)

The Theory of the Nuclear Revolution, Revisited - Dr. Charlie Glaser (MIT)

A Typology of State Strategies to Evade Asylum Norms - Dr. Stephanie Schwartz

Ordinary Rebels: Rank-and-file Militants Between War and Peace - Kolby Hanson

A Holy Handgrenade? Religious Appeals in Power Politics - Peter Henne

Iraq war should prompt IR scholars to reconsider “state,“ and “non-state” actor differentiation

The War in Iraq was not one war, it was “many” wars - Professor Roger Petersen

Four MIT SSP PhD students were integral to Roger Petersen’s new book

‘Outsourcing Repression’: Everyday State Control in China - Prof. Lynette Ong

Strategic Advice - How to assign and grade a term paper - Prof. Peter Krause

Strategic Advice - How to teach undergrad courses - Prof. Jennifer Erickson

Strategic Advice - Crafting the Perfect Syllabus - Prof. Peter Krause

Strategic Advice - Finding a Successful Teaching Strategy - Prof. Jennifer Erickson

Strategic Advice - Negotiating your teaching responsibilities - Prof. Christopher Clary

How refugee repatriation impacts conflict - Prof. Chris Blair, Princeton Univ.

“Military Magic”: Innovation and Combat Effectiveness in Modern War - MIT Lecture - Kendrick Kuo

Hackers & Warriors in the US Army - MIT SSP Lecture - Prof. Erica Lonergan

“Russian & Ukrainian airborne troops were brothers… and then they had to fight”

Government policy impacts on civilian control of military - Dr. Polina Beliakova, PhD

Three bright spots in the US-China technological relationship

Developing a Professional Network as an Academic - Prof. Josh Shifrinson

The technological ‘de-coupling’ of the US and China is underway - Jon Bateman (Carnegie Endowment)

The sustainability of space - Dr. Brian Weeden, Secure World Foundation

“Climate change’s impact on state security” - Prof. Josh Busby, UT-Austin

Learning how to read, again, for graduate school - SSP’s Eleanor Freund

In Xinjiang, internal stability more important than international acceptance for the PRC #shorts

Does China increasingly value internal stability over innovation? #shorts

Prof. Sheena Greitens - Chinese internal security & Grand Strategy

Thinking about a PhD as a “second act”? - Prof. Jon Lindsay of GIT #shorts

A political science PhD as a “second act”

Recklessness & restraint under the nuclear umbrella - Prof. Rupal Mehta

How to ace your first academic job talk

Where was Russia’s “Cyber Thunder Run” during Ukraine invasion? - Prof. Brandon Valeriano

Considering non-academic roles after finishing a PhD

Achieving a work-life balance in graduate school

Getting the most out of academic field work

Getting the most out of your dissertation defense

What to remember during your dissertation defense - Prof. Caitlin Talmadge #shorts

Consider non-traditional funding for political science research

Non-traditional funding for political science research - MIT SSP Strategic Advice #shorts

Professor Chris Miller - “Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology”

Dr. Tong Zhao - Political obstacles in the US-China nuclear relationship

Prof. Andrew Kydd - The gap between Realist theory and Realist foreign policy

Dartmouth's Jennifer Lind on "Chinese innovation and the global balance of power"

The EUROMISSILE program's impact on NATO in the 1980s - Prof. Susan Colbourn

"Bureaucracy, and Miscalculation in International Crisis" - Prof. Tyler Jost

7 months later: SSP experts on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Moderating Extremism: The challenge of combatting online harms - Prof. Tamar Mitts, Columbia Univ.

Rosella Cappella Zielinski - Battlefield Coalitions: The Role of Logistics in the Burma Campaign

Dr. Lindsay Cohn - Public opinion and the use of state coercive force

Azmat Khan - Investigating civilian deaths during the war against ISIS

Dr. Eric Min - "When & why do belligerents negotiate in the midst of war?"

"The consequences of a war between the US and China" - Kevin Rudd

Dr. Amy Zegart - "The past, present, and future of tech in American espionage"

Understanding the War in Ukraine with MIT SSP

Dr. Michael Poznansky - The Secret Foundation of the Liberal Order

Dr. Melissa Lee - From Pluribus to Unum? Civil War and Imagined Sovereignty in 19th Century America

Howard French - "Born in Blackness: Africa, Africans, and the Making of the Modern World"

Dr. Emma Ashford - "Strategies of Restraint and U.S. Foreign Policy"

Dr. Arne Westad - "The Drivers of Chinese Foreign Policy"