Notre Dame International Security Center 

The Notre Dame International Security Center was established in 2008 to provide a forum where leading scholars in national security studies from Notre Dame and elsewhere could come together to explore some of the most pressing issues in national security policy.

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Title	Date published
Nuno Monteiro - A Theory of Political Violence	2018-04-13
Jennifer Erickson - Norms At War: Submarines and Poison Gas In World War I	2018-03-09
John Pomfret - The Background To The Coming Crisis In US - China Relations	2018-03-06
Steven Lobell - A Granular Theory of Balancing	2018-03-06
Students Talk Security: Religion in Security	2017-12-13
Students Talk Security: The State of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict	2017-12-08
Students Talk Security: Pope Francis, Nukes, and a Call for Disarmament	2017-11-20
Students Talk Security: Treasury Versus Terrorism	2017-11-13
General Michael Hayden - Intelligence for a Rapidly Changing World: What's New and What's the Same?	2017-11-10
Stacie Goddard - The Rise of the Cult of Precision: The Politics of Airpower, 1920-1945	2017-11-09
Students Talk Security - The​ Underestimated Role of Sport during the Cold War	2017-11-06
National Intelligence Council | Global Trends: 2035 - The Paradox of Progress	2017-11-02
Joslyn Barnhart - The Consequences of Humiliation: Anger and Status Threat in International Politics	2017-10-16
Students Talk Security: The Crisis in Myanmar	2017-10-09
Students Talk Security: A Restrained View of Current Events	2017-10-02
Shifts in Power in International Security: A Perspective from Joseph Parent	2017-09-27
Students Talk Security - What is Going on with North Korea?	2017-09-22
Stu Blanchard - Sometimes Less is More in Counterterrorism	2017-09-15
Intentions In International Security: A Perspective by Sebastian Rosato	2017-08-29
Oil and International Security: An Analysis by Rose Kelanic	2017-08-21

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