Dear friends,
We are happy to welcome you to a new year at the Mershon Center!
Last semester we resumed life in person in a new office, with a new director, two new staff members,…
In a new Foreign Affairs posting, Mershon's John Mueller argues that observers should not underestimate Vladimir Putin's prospects of staying in power. To be sure, history will…
Russia expert Fiona Hill visited the Mershon Center this past Thursday as the 2022 Joseph J. Kruzel Lecture speaker. After an introduction from …
Mershon and the Moritz College of Law co-sponsored the annual national security conference of the ABA's Standing Committee on Law and National Security (SCOLANS), held November 17-18 in…
Mershon post-doctoral scholar Brooks Marmon, a researcher of pan-African diplomacy and transnational political networks in southern Africa, conducted an interview for the …
Mershon Senior Faculty Fellow John Mueller recently penned for The National Interest a piece examining the current relationship between the United States and China. In "The United States…
After a two-year wait, Jason Lyall of Dartmouth College received the 2020 Furniss Book Award for Divided Armies: Inequality and Battlefield Performance in Modern War. Lyall was…
Mershon post-doctoral scholar Sefa Secen published "Electoral competition dynamics and Syrian refugee discourses and policies in Germany and France" in European Politics and Society.…
Recent Mershon lecturer and visiting scholar Serhun Al of Izmir University of Economics writes that Turkey's opposition should lead a conflict-resolution process and establish long-lasting…
