In a Q&A, the professor opens up about the coming of his new book, “Hard Target,” and working with his writing partner, Marcus Noland
Professor David Victor pares into five points how the election jolted parts of the nation and, in turn, generated apprehensions in the scientific community
Three USMEX Fellows detail how their fellowships are taking their respective research projects to the next level
A glimpse at Associate Professor John Ahlquist’s research on Hungarian election reforms, to be presented at Destination GPS
As a faculty leader of GPS’s new MPP degree program, Professor Zoltan Hajnal is committed to shaping policymakers in the classroom and actual policy outside of it
GPS’s Science Policy Fellows Program gathered scientists and policy experts from across campus and San Diego to traverse the hard-hitting topic of California’s water supply
JFIT’s new immersion program for female executives in Japan equips participants with the skills and confidence to be managers on a global scale
Via a Q&A, we dive into how the assistant professor’s book, ‘Warlords and Coalition Politics in Post-Soviet States,’ came about and what this award means
In his fifth year co-teaching cybersecurity at GPS, the dean reflects on how the course has evolved and what he also has learned from it