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Erik Nisbet

Changing Minds About Climate Policy Can Be Done - Sometimes

Simply communicating the benefits is not enough

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Some open-minded people can be swayed to support government intervention on climate change – but only if they are presented…

Ted Hopf

Hopf Wins Jervis-Schroeder Award for Mershon-Supported Book

Former Mershon Center affiliate Ted Hopf has received the Robert L. Jervis and Paul W. Schroeder Best Book Award for Reconstructing the Cold War: The Early Years, 1945-1958. Presented by the…

Erik Nisbet

Nisbet Awarded $45,000 Grant From Office of Outreach and Engagement

Mershon affiliate Erik Nisbet, assistant professor of communication, has won a 2013 Engagement Impact Grant from the Office of Outreach and Engagement at The Ohio State University. The $45,…

Rovner

Rovner’s ‘Fixing the Facts’ Selected for Furniss Book Award

Joshua Rovner, associate professor of strategy and policy at U.S. Naval War College, is winner of the Furniss Book Award for Fixing the Facts: National Security and the Politics of…

Coleman, Hoffmann Win Ohio State Teaching Awards

Two Mershon affiliates have won the Alumni Award for Distinguished Teaching this year -- Mathew Coleman, associate professor of geography, and David Hoffmann, professor of history.…

Nicholas Breyfoglen

Breyfogle Awarded Multiyear Grant to Study Environmental History in Russia

Mershon affiliate Nicholas Breyfogle is one of a team of transnational researchers about to embark on a challenging, far flung adventure.

Six top scholars in diverse fields - history,…

No Movie

Mershon-Sponsored Research Dramatized on Silver Screen

Film aficionados may have seen the movie "No" which opened at the Drexel this week. "No" is a Chilean film that dramatizes the 1988 plebiscite that brought the Pinochet dictatorship to an end. It…

Cohen Wins Competitive Radcliffe Fellowship

Mershon affiliate Amy Cohen has been selected as a Radcliffe Institute Fellow for the 2013-14 academic year. This extremely competitive program provides a one-year fellowship at the…

Global Crisis

30 Books Highlight Faculty Publications for 2010-12

Faculty members at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies have always been among the most productive at The Ohio State University. In 2010-12, they published 30 books, edited 10…