Research

Research with purpose.

The faculty of the School of International Service pursue research that aims to tackle the greatest global challenges of our time. Our faculty body includes specialists across a wide range of fields who are experts in a variety of methods and deeply knowledgeable about all the regions of our globe. We hope you’ll take a moment to explore all of the exciting research projects, publications, and events happening at SIS.

Recent Highlights

Sarah B. Snyder Awarded Franklin Research Grant

Jeff Bachman, Bench Stacking and Biases: The ICJ’s Partial Decision in Yugoslavia v. NATO Members in Comparative Perspective

Joshua Rovner, Strategy and Grand Strategy

Upcoming Book Launches

In the Media

Op-Eds and News Interviews

Joshua Rovner, "" (War on the Rocks)
Jordan Tama, "" (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)
Garret Martin, quoted in "" (The Hill)
Carl LeVan, quoted in "" (Nigerian Tribune)
Akbar Ahmed, "" (Wilson Center)
Dana Fisher, quoted in "" (Grist)
Yerevan Saeed, quoted in "" (Voice of America)
Eric Terzuolo, quoted in Italy's on Iranian hostage diplomacy (in Italian)
James Goldgeier, (Brookings)
Earl Anthony Wayne, quoted in "" (The Hill)
Dana Fisher, quoted in (Washington Post)
Malini Ranganathan, (The News Minute)

Podcasts and Media Interviews

Omekongo Dibinga on DC News Now: ""
Sarah Khan on discussing the domestic and international political implications of a Trump presidency, including for Pakistan
Joseph Torigian on discussing the late President Jimmy Carter’s impact on US-China relations
SIS' Institute for Responsible Carbon Removal has taken over the podcast, with live
Jim Goldgeier on E-International Relations' Thinking Global podcast: ""
Joseph Torigian on PBS Frontline: ""
Keith Darden on about the escalation of US policy in Ukraine
Dana Fisher on Brookings' Climate Sense podcast: H
Greg Aftandilian on US Arab Radio:
Nina Yamanis on VOA:
Guy Ziv on Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre's podcast: ""
Jordan Tama on The Science of Politics:

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