Category Archives: Portugal

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• “Lines of Demarcation” awarded APSA Heinz Eulau Prize

  My article (co-authored with Matthew A. Kocher) “Lines of Demarcation: Causation, Design-Based Inference, and Historical Research,” published in Perspectives on Politics (Vol. 14, No. 4, […]

• Nuclear Politics Published

  My book Nuclear Politics: The Strategic Causes of Proliferation (with Alexandre Debs) has been published by Cambridge University Press and is now available on Amazon.

• Advance Praise for Nuclear Politics

  My book Nuclear Politics: The Strategic Causes of Proliferation (with Alexandre Debs) is being published by Cambridge University Press in November. Here is some advance […]

• Talk on Strategic Causes of Nuclear Proliferation

  Here is the video of a talk I gave on “The Strategic Causes of Nuclear Proliferation” as part of the security speaker series at Indiana […]

• Preface and Intro to Nuclear Politics Book

  A very nearly final version of the preface and opening chapter of my book Nuclear Politics: The Strategic Causes of Proliferation, co-authored with Alexandre Debs […]

• H-Diplo Roundtable on Theory of Unipolar Politics

• Review of Ikenberry’s Power, Order, and Change in World Politics

• Keohane reviews Theory of Unipolar Politics

• The Strategic Logic of Nuclear Proliferation

• “Nuclear Politics” Book Forthcoming with Cambridge UP

• Seminar on Military Power: New Syllabus

• The Strategic Logic of Nuclear Proliferation

• Theory of Unipolar Politics

• M.A. Seminar on IR Concepts & Theories

• Lecture on the Balance of Power: New Syllabus

• “Known Unknowns” available online

• Theory of Unipolar Politics

• Summer 2013 course on “U.S. Strategy after the Cold War”

• Symposium on Jervis’s System Effects

• Wohlforth Reviews “Unrest Assured”

• When Do Power Shifts Lead to War?

• New Course: U.S. Strategy after the Cold War

• The Lonely Superpower

• The Flawed Logic of Attacking Iran

• Courses Spring 2012