Supreme Court appears poised to strike down the landmark ruling protecting abortion.
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HANOVER — Nicholas Miller wants to make one thing perfectly clear in case anyone has questions. Russia's nuclear weapons work just fine. The Dartmouth College government professor, a leading scholar on the history of nuclear proliferation and international security, took to Twitter last week to deflate, sometimes with dry humor, arguments by amateur military analysts that Russia's nuclear forces likely have not been maintained and therefore do not present the end-of-the-world threat understood by, well, mostly everybody.
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There have been calls to strengthen the EU's common foreign and security policy as a response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But what determines public support for these measures? Drawing on a new book, Kathleen E. Powers illustrates how European identities shape the views of citizens about EU security cooperation.
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First class of Rosenwald Fellows finishes foreign policy and security immersion.
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John Cho `22---Government and Quantitative Social Science (QSS) double major at Dartmouth College---presented two research papers at the 79th Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference held in Chicago on April 7-10, 2022.
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