Verschuren Explores Why International Defense Collaborations Often Fail
Sanne Verschuren, Assistant Professor of International Security at the Pardee School of Global Studies, has published a new article in the Journal of Strategic Studies on September 21, 2026, examining an enduring puzzle in international security: why states repeatedly pursue collaborative military technology projects despite their frequent failures. In her article,“Why interstate arms collaborations fail: The…
Schilde Testifies at European Parliament on Security Action for Europe (SAFE) Bill
Professor Kaija Schilde testifies before the European Parliament to offer her expert advice on the SAFE bill.
Pardee Works Event Recap: Careers in Intelligence, Defense, and Security
Dean’s Ambassador Elise Choi (BA IR ’26) recaps the Pardee Works event on careers in intelligence and security.
Schilde Receives EURYDICE Grant to Explore EU’s Role as a Global Security Actor
Professor Kaija Schilde recently received the EURYDICE grant which will help her advance the academic inquiry around the EU’s role as a global security state.
Storella Joins Panel on U.S. Foreign Policy and War in Ukraine
In discussing how to explain U.S. support for Ukraine, Ambassador Storella urged that we explain that support for Ukraine is “forward defense,” supporting the country’s ability “to fight there so we will never have to fight here.”
Miller Publishes Article on India’s Strategic Alliances
“Through the Quad, India can have more impact in shaping the global order and restraining China. At the same time, the Quad keeps the door open for India for close defense cooperation without resorting to a security alliance.”
Schilde Quoted in Article on EU Defense Policy
“The European public supports EU defence policy, it has for decades, and citizens hold consistent and well-developed attitudes on the topic…in fact, no other policy domain is as popular and robust as the idea of pooling national sovereignty over defence.”
Bacevich on Challenges of Chuck Hagel
Prof. Bacevich OpEd calls retiring Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel a ‘square peg in a round hole.’