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Nina Yamanis Selected as Fulbright Scholar to Tanzania

Nina Yamanis has been selected as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar for 2026-27 for her project "Formative Research for a National Community Health Worker Program to Support HIV Prevention Services in Tanzania."
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Paul Williams, Building Durable Peace

Paul Williams' new edited volume reflects lessons from some of the most complex peace processes of the past three decades and explores how peace is negotiated, implemented and sustained.
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William Akoto and Trey Herr, Buried in the Ground: Finding the Cost of Cyber Economic Espionage

William Akoto and Trey Herr's new article in the Journal of Cyber Policy addresses the complex challenge of measuring the costs of cyber economic espionage.
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SIS students at NCUR 2026

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Six Students Represent SIS at 2026 National Conference on Undergraduate Research

Six SIS undergraduate researchers represented AU and SIS at the 2026 National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) held April 13-15 in Richmond, VA.
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Garrett Graddy-Lovelace Joins Initiative for Participatory Research in Agroecology

Garrett Graddy-Lovelace was selected to join the international Initiative for Participatory Research in Agroecology as the researcher and author of this year's U.S. national study.
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Tazreena Sajjad, Still about race: white supremacy, immigration politics and Trumpism

Tazreena Sajjad's new article in Race & Class argues that President Trump’s executive orders are serving as routine technologies of racial statecraft.
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Jordan Tama, Elite Misperceptions in Foreign Policy

Jordan Tama's new co-authored article in the British Journal of Political Science examines elite misperceptions in foreign policy.
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Tamar Gutner Named 2026 SIS Scholar-Teacher of the Year

Tamar Gutner was named the SIS Scholar-Teacher of the Year for 2025-26 for her exceptional scholarship and teaching.
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Carl LeVan, Scientific solidarity as response to Africa’s pandemic populism

Carl LeVan's new article in Politikon shows how African scientists contributed to global knowledge about the pandemic by defending public health from medical populism’s critique of science
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William Akoto, Cyber Conflict as Statecraft: Explaining the Persistence of State-Sponsored Cyber Operations

William Akoto's new article in the Journal of Global Security Studies explores why some states become persistent practitioners of offensive cyber operations while others remain only occasional attackers.
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