Does personal experience with a climate disaster shape individuals' attitudes on climate change and climate migration? In our new paper in the American Political Science Review, Christopher Blair and I address this question leveraging the case of Hurricane Ian. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🚨🚨 What does Iran's attack against Israel say about the strengths and limitations of drones as a military weapon and a tool of statecraft? Check out my take in Modern War Institute mwi.westpoint.edu/what-irans-dro…

You can download Aaron Bateman's excellent new book, WEAPONS IN SPACE, in its entirety *for free* under open access here from MIT Press: mitpress.mit.edu/9780262547369/…

Living that junior faculty life MIT SSP.

Pretty epic graphics on these Cod War situation reports.

MIT PhD student Benjamin Norwood Harris and Erik Lin-Greenberg demonstrate "that tweets are not necessarily seen as this form of cheap talk. They're viewed as the same type of signal as that being offered through more formal and traditional communications."

PoliSci PhDs! Front Row: Nicole Wilson, Apekshya Prasai, Chloe Wittenberg, Matias Giannoni,  Rorisang Lekalake, Elizabeth Parker-Magyar, John Munich Back: Adam Kaplan, Jasmine English, Nasir Almasri, Stuart Russell, Zachary Markovich, Peter Cummings, Jacob Jaffe MIT Commencement

Faculty member Erik Lin-Greenberg and PhD student Ben Harris co-authored a fascinating paper on the use of social media as a signaling device for world leaders. news.mit.edu/2024/internati…

Pretty awesome to celebrate Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) ROTC commissioning at USS CONSTITUTION where some former students took their oaths to become the newest officers in the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Just wrapped up an exciting two-day Taiwan Crisis Game with the MIT SSP Wargaming Lab and CSIS. Awesome to hold the game in the same historic Endicott House rooms where Thomas Schelling held some of his earliest nuclear games. #Wargaming

Rising superpowers like China are “cautious opportunists” in global institutions, and the U.S. should avoid overreaction, PhD student Raymond Wang argues. news.mit.edu/2024/rules-gam… MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences MIT Center for International Studies Raymond Wang

As tensions continue to mount, pundits are increasingly worried about security dilemmas emerging between the US and China. New in World Politics with Ryan Brutger and Kai Quek - we show both the 🇺🇸 and 🇨🇳 publics are prone to security dilemma thinking muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…

My new piece on an American digital cult of the offensive now out J Strategic Studies. The piece explains how civ-mil relations, org politics, & geopolitical shifts created incentives for America to invest in info age campaigns & tech obsessed w/offense Hoover Institution tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Excited to kick off our MIT SSP Wargaming Lab Summer Institute! Last night we opened with a national security crisis simulation and started today with classes by Eric Heginbotham and Jacquelyn Schneider!

Thrilled to have Benjamin Radd join us at the MIT SSP Wargaming Lab Summer Institute for a screening and thought provoking discussion about #WarGameFilm. Everyone needs to see this film, which is in theaters next month!

Come work with me Thomas Zeitzoff, Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss, David Malet, and the terrific team at School of Public Affairs. We are hiring an assistant prof specializing in political violence this fall! american.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/AU/job/Main-Ca…

Day 3 of the MIT SSP Summer Wargaming Institute featured some outside lectures on economic and experimental gaming thanks to an unexpected evacuation.

Yale Political Science is looking to hire! Multiple positions in International Relations, Comparative Politics, and Political Economy, open to specialization. Apply here by September 15th: apply.interfolio.com/151662 #PoliSciJobs

Carnegie Mellon CMIST is hiring again this year in IR and emerging tech! See the below thread for why it's a great place to work, and feel free to reach out to me with any questions #PoliSciJobs apply.interfolio.com/152858

Thank you to Jonathan Chu, National University of Singapore, for this week’s insightful Wednesday Seminar Series presentation on collective punishment based on ingroup-outgroup distinction. Keep up with the conversation with our weekly livestream: rebrand.ly/wss_schedule Erik Lin-Greenberg