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Mershon funded Graduate Student projects announced

The Mershon Center is proud to fund new graduate student projects in Anthropology, Geography, History, History of Art, Political Science, Social Work, and Sociology. Congratulations to Paromita…

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Rudesill on The Ukraine War and the Law: US Presidential Powers in Case of Nuclear Attack

The Ohio State Law Journal has published the papers from the Mershon-sponsored symposium, The Ukraine War and the Law, accessible online. Coordinated by Dakota Rudesill, the symposium…

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Sunnie Rucker-Chang Wins U.S. Russia Foundation Grant

Congratulations to Mershon Center affiliate Sunnie Rucker-Chang (DSEELC, AAAS, CSEEES) who was awarded a grant in the amount of $113,318 from the US Russia Foundation to support the project “…

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DIplomacy Lab Proposals Due March 4

The Fall 2024 Diplomacy Lab Project Menu is ready for your consideration! Over 70 projects from offices throughout the State Department have been proposed for the autumn semester on a…

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Diplomacy Lab Information Session

Monday, January 29, 2024
4pm to 5pm
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Faculty: your students can help the State Department develop its global cooperation initiatives by participating in the Diplomacy Lab. This…

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Grant applications now open for digitizing Non-State histories

The Ohio State University's Mershon Center for International Security Studies announces the launch of the Non-State Archive. Lacking access to state archives and often to private funding,…