Recent Highlights in Elliott Research:
- The GW Institute for Korean Studies releases new report: Across Seoul and Washington: The Multilevel Politics of the US- South Korea Partnership.
- The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) awards The Generations Dialogue Project its 2024 Inclusion Award for Community Building and the Data Literacy Initiative wins APSIA's Innovation Award for Professional Development Programming.
- Space Policy Institute Director Scott Pace and Assistant Professor Aaron Bateman author chapters for the Oxford Handbook of Space Security.
- Security Policy Studies Program Director Paul Williams publishes, "The Somali National Army Versus al-Shabaab: A NetAssessment"in West Point's CTC Sentinel.
- Voice of America quotes Professor Gregg Brazinsky in its broadcast: At the UN, Russia against monitoring sanctionsagainst North Korea.
- Professor Nathan Brown co-authors Autocrats Can't Always Get What They Want with recent GW PhD students Steven D Schaaf, Samer Anabtawi, and Julian G. Waller.
- The United States Centre names Research Professor and Digital Trade and Data Governance Director Susan Aaronson as Visiting Fellow.
- Elliott School graduate student Yagmur A. Fizwater authors, "The United States Should No Longer Ignore Tunisia’s Migration Crisis" for the International Policy Digest.
Elliott School graduate student Ben Noon publishes, "How Washington Can Save its Semiconductor Controls on China" for the War on the Rocks.