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Carlin Evans and Lara Teri Awarded Alger Scholarships
The Mershon Center for International Security Studies is pleased to announce that Carlin Evans and Lara Teri have been awarded Chadwick F. Alger Peace and Conflict Resolution Undergraduate Student…
Dorothy Noyes Honored with Distinguished Alumni Scholar Award
Dorothy Noyes, a world-renowned folklorist and director of The Ohio State University's Mershon Center for International Security Studies, received the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Scholar Award from…
Mansoor on MSN
Retired Colonel Peter Mansoor, former Executive Officer to General Petraeus, and Mershon Center Chair of Military History; Writer for The New Yorker Robin Wright; and MS NOW Senior Reporter Josh…
Rudesill on NucleCast
In today's episode of NucleCast, Professor Dakota Rudesill, Esq. examines the legal boundaries that govern the use of military force, with a particular focus on the United States and Iran. Drawing…
Noyes article in Global Studies Quarterly
Dorothy Noyes, Mershon Center director, published an article on ritual and international order in Global Studies Quarterly.
Rudesill on NPR
Dakota Rudesill, law professor and Mershon affiliate, appeared on NPR WAMU 88.5 this morning with Phil Stewart talking about the Iran War, US Constitution, and secret law.
Agribusiness and Women’s Empowerment in Bangladesh
Fresh vegetables. Food processors. Specialized dairy startups. These businesses are all examples of the agripreneurship that is enhancing rural livelihoods and food security. Alexis Zickafoose, Ph…
When the Bombs Stopped, by Erin Lin, receives prestigious awards
Dr. Erin Lin, associate professor of Political Science and Mershon Center affiliate, has been honored by the International Studies Association (ISA) with two prestigious awards for her book
Mansoor talks to AP about presidential war powers
Peter Mansoor, Professor and Mershon Center Mason Chair in Military History, spoke to the AP about the fight over Trump’s Iran war powers. "The Constitution gives war powers to two different…