ArticlesTom Wolf ’71 Applauds ‘Generational Shift’ by DemocratsDate11/7/2025Body The former governor of Pennsylvania also says find common ground.ImageThumbnail
ArticlesJake Sullivan Speaks at Davidson InstituteDate11/5/2025Body The former Biden national security advisor discusses statecraft, AI, and China.ImageThumbnail
In the NewsJennifer Lind on How China Mixes Autocracy and Innovation11/3/2025Description The associate professor of government discusses her new book, Autocracy 2.0: How China’s Rise Reinvented Tyranny, and how China has become a major technological power.The Wire China
ArticlesKudos: Kotz Named Royal Society Wolfson Visiting FellowDate11/3/2025Body Dartmouth faculty, students, and staff are recognized for their achievements.ImageThumbnail
QuotedQuoteSearching for a single partisan motive among perpetrators of political violence is likely a fruitless exercise.BylineSean Westwood, associate professor of government | AttributionMiami HeraldDate10/28/2025
QuotedQuoteI do feel much more sense of hopefulness that both sides have learned what losses are entailed by this kind of war, and that it might be time to turn the page.BylineBernard Avishai, visiting professor of government | AttributionVTDiggerDate10/17/2025
ArticlesIman Ahmad ’27 Awarded Obama-Chesky Voyager ScholarshipDate10/17/2025Body The government major is interested in humanitarian and civil rights law.ImageThumbnail
ArticlesU.S. Democracy Rankings Remain Stable But With a Red FlagDate10/16/2025Body New study finds disapproval of targeted political violence is not universal.ImageThumbnail
In the NewsHubris at the Top Could Start a Major War10/9/2025Description New research by government professor Jeffrey Friedman that found widespread overconfidence among NATO-allied national security officials is featured in an opinion column.Bloomberg
ArticlesAssessing Overconfidence Among National Security OfficialsDate10/9/2025Body A new Dartmouth study analyzes assessments from NATO members and allies.ImageThumbnail
