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Dean Mike Brown

Message from the Dean

The mission of the Elliott School of International Affairs is simple but profoundly important: to sponsor scholarship that advances our understanding of international problems, and to educate and train the next generation of national and international leaders.

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The Elliott School Advantage

Hear directly from our students, faculty, and leadership about the advantages of an Elliott School education.

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Annual Report

Learn about the Elliott School's recent activities in our annual report.

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George Quester

Acclaimed nuclear arms control expert George Quester, visiting Shapiro Professor, will teach a course on Nuclear Arms and Weapons Control in Fall 2010.

Elizabeth Saunders

Elizabeth Saunders examines the determinants of military modernization in International Studies Quarterly.
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Marc Lynch

Marc Lynch discusses the rise of political Islam in the West in a Foreign Affairs book review.
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Nicole Herrmann

Graduate student Nicole Herrmann wins NASA research fellowship
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Featured Videos

  • Iran, the Bomb, and What I Learned from Four Dinners with Ahmedinejad - video snapshot


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  • Rose Gottemoeller speaking at Elliott School commencement ceremony


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  • Media Piracy and Enforcement: Global and Economic Perspectives - video snapshot


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  • From Recovery to Sustained Growth


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  • From Recovery to Sustained Growth - Q&A


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  • Mind the Gap: The Ethnic Divide and Conflict in the Middle East - video snapshot


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Iran, the Bomb, and What I Learned from Four Dinners with Ahmedinejad
Jim Walsh discusses Iranian non-proliferation diplomacy challenges.

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Elliott School Commencement
Rose Gottemoeller, Assistant Secretary of State; Dean Michael E. Brown; and Eyob Tolina, winner of the Elliott School student speaker competition, address the 2010 graduates of the Elliott School and their guests at the school celebration.

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Media Piracy and Enforcement: Global and Economic Perspectives
Loren Yager presents the results of a new GAO study: "Intellectual Property: Observations on Efforts to Quantify the Economic Effects of Counterfeit and Pirated Goods." Joe Karaganis presents the results of a Social Science Research Council study focused on how piracy works, how enforcement is organized, and where we are going.

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From Recovery to Sustained Growth: Policymakers' Challenges
Panelists discuss economic recovery and growth challenges faced by policymakers.

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From Recovery to Sustained Growth: Policymakers' Challenges - Q&A
Panelists respond to questions regarding economic recovery and growth challenges faced by policymakers.

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Elliott School Undergraduate Scholars Program Presentations
Mind the Gap: The Ethnic Divide and Conflict in the Middle East
Undergraduate scholars present final reports and participate in panel discussions moderated by the scholars' graduate student mentors.

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Recent Publications

  • book cover: Rational Theory of International Politics


  • book cover: Going Nuclear


  • book cover: Who Governs the Globe?


  • Alabama in Africa - book cover


  • book cover: The Stability of Islamic Finance


  • book cover: Mass Atrocities



Rational Theory of International Politics: The Logic of Competition and Cooperation

by Charles L. Glaser, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs; Director, Institute for Security and Conflict Studies

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Going Nuclear: Nuclear Proliferation and International Security in the 21st Century

edited by Michael E. Brown, Dean of the Elliott School of International Affairs; Professor of International Affairs and Political Science

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Who Governs the Globe?

co-written and co-authored by Martha Finnemore, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs and Director of Graduate Studies, Political Science Department
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Susan K. Sell, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs and Director, Institute for Global and International Studies

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The Stability of Islamic Finance: Creating a Resilient Financial Environment for a Secure Future

co-authored by Hossein G. Askari, Iran Professor of International Business and International Affairs

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The International Politics of Mass Atrocities: The Case of Darfur

co-edited by Paul D. Williams, Associate Professor of International Affairs; Associate Director, Security Policy Studies Program

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