Shifrinson Awarded Frank Stanton Foundation Grant
The two-year project will be the first effort in several decades to rigorously assess the international consequences of political fragmentation in nuclear actors
Shifrinson Discusses Grand Strategy Under Biden
In his lecture, Shifrinson focused on the Biden administration’s efforts to reassert U.S. leadership in international affairs and the difficulties of doing so.
Pardee Center Launches Rising Powers Initiative
RPI will conduct interdisciplinary and policy-relevant research on five emerging powers with increasing global impact.
Shifrinson Discusses Great Power Competition on Wilson Center Panel
Professor Shifrinson discusses current U.S.-China tensions and how their relations can be viewed in the context of great power competition.
Bass Awarded Rangel Graduate Fellowship
Briah Bass (Pardee BA ’21) has been selected for perhaps the most prestigious early-career fellowship for aspiring diplomats.
Shifrinson Explores the Future of US-NATO Relations
“American strategists in the years ahead must be prepared to revisit the fundamentals of the U.S. presence in Europe and devolve authority to local actors.”
Shifrinson Publishes Journal Article on “Neo-Primacy”
“Neo-primacy… risks transforming the United States into a major challenger to the status quo if not a revisionist power in its own right.”
Shifrinson Co-Authors Politico Magazine Op-Ed on U.S. Alliances
Biden talks about “friends and allies” as if they’re the same thing. They aren’t.
Shifrinson Publishes Book Review in Perspectives on Politics
Professor Shifrinson and T.V. Paul review each other’s research on historical and future global power shifts.
Shifrinson Writes on U.S.-NATO Relations in Política Exterio
Prof. Shifrinson discusses U.S.’s historically mixed relationship with NATO and what the future may hold.
Shifrinson Appears on Power Problems Podcast
Prof Shifrinson argues that trying to create and implement a Cold War mindset with regards to China is misguided and untethered from strategic reality.
Shifrinson Published in International Security
Professor Shifrinson explores how rising great powers manage and respond to declining peers.
Shifrinson Quoted in Vox Article on John Bolton’s Memoir & Foreign Policy Approach
In discussing John Bolton and the accounts in his new memoir, Professor Joshua Shifrinson argues U.S. foreign policy would be worse off if Bolton had his way more in the White House.
Shifrinson Writes in and Edits Special Issue of International Politics
Professor Joshua Shifrinson writes on the legacy of NATO enlargement in a newly released edition of International Politics.
BtH Discusses Global Challenges that will Survive COVID-19
A special online edition of the Beyond the Headlines (BtH) series explores various global issues that have persisted throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and will probably survive it.
Pardee School Faculty Research Seminars go Online
The Pardee School Research Seminar Series will continue online for the rest of the semester. The latest research seminar, held online, featured Prof. Joshua Shifrinson.
Shifrinson Talks to Weekendavisen on US, China and COVID-19
Joshua Shifrinson talks to Weekendavisen on COVID-19’s impact on US-Chinese relations.
Shifrinson Writes in JSS on Great Powers Blocking Future Threats
Prof. Shifrinson just published a new research paper in the Journal of Strategic Studies investigating how great powers block future threats from emerging.
Shifrinson Writes in The National Interest on the China Threat
Shifrinson writes in The National Interest that, “China is not the threat claimed, and inflators’ prescriptions are a recipe for overstretching and needless risk.”
Shifrinson Writes in The National Interest on the China Threat
Shifrinson writes in The National Interest that, “China is not the threat claimed, and inflators’ prescriptions are a recipe for overstretching and needless risk.”