Throughout the Fall 2024 semester, Student Fellows at the Center for Security Policy Studies Korea (CSPS-Korea) conducted a unique research project under George Mason University’s […]
Nov 18, 2024 Russia’s largest security goal in the Republic of Georgia is to prevent Georgia’s Westward integration, as Moscow regards Georgia as an important […]
On October 18, 2024, the Center for Security Policy Studies-Korea (CSPS-Korea) held its first Distinguished Speaker Series in the Fall 2024 semester with Dr. Jinah […]
Nov 4, 2024 Hezbollah, a powerful political and military organization based in Lebanon, operates a global network funded primarily by Iran, as well as lucrative […]
Oct 8, 2024 On May 20, 2024, President Volodymyr Zelensky’s five-year presidential term expired. Now Zelensky and Ukraine must decide on how best to move […]
2024 CSPS-K Symposium: The Role of Korea in the Evolving Indo-Pacific Security Dynamics The Center for Security Policy Studies-Korea (CSPS-K) hosted the 2024 CSPS-Korea International […]
CSPS Fellow Abby Bell discusses the consequences of Russia’s capabilities and aspirations in the Arctic for regional security.
CSPS Fellow Steven Wachter calls attention to the dramatic—and rising—impacts of climate change on Australia’s national security.
CSPS Fellow Alexandra Gerbracht argues that economic multilateralism outperforms nationalist economic policies in terms of both “power” and “plenty.”
CSPS Fellow Jared Sofia emphasizes the need for American, Chinese, and Russian trilateral nuclear arms control negotiations and provides recommendations for how the U.S. can seize the current opportunity for progress.