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Graduate Student, Rachel Strohm, published in Democracy in Africa-- The DRC: An unexpected transfer of power, but was it the right one?

Professor Steven Vogel's Op-Ed was published in the New York Times. The article can be found here.

Graduate Alumni, Ben Bartlett's article, Government as facilitator: how Japan is building its cybersecurity market, was recently published in a special issue of the Journal of Cyber Policy on Comparative Industrial Policy and Cybersecurity. Bringing together diverse perspectives from political science, political economy, computer science and diplomacy, this issue examines how national governments have developed industrial policies to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

Graduate Student, Melissa Griffith's article, A comprehensive security approach: bolstering Finnish cybersecurity capacity, was recently published in a special issue of the Journal of Cyber Policy on Comparative Industrial Policy and Cybersecurity. Bringing together diverse perspectives from political science, political economy, computer science and diplomacy, this issue examines how national governments have developed industrial policies to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

The Project on Nuclear Gaming--a multi-institution initiative between UC Berkeley, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and Sandia National Laboratories--is a cross-disciplinary project focused on building new experimental tools using wargaming methods. As part of this effort, we are delighted to announce that one of our articles, "Next-generation wargames," will be published in the forthcoming print edition of Science on December 21st. Here at Berkeley, we have...

What is the state of the field of cyber conflict within the fields of international relations and international security? Where should those hoping to push forward discussion and promote an understanding of the strategic dynamics of cyberspace focus their intellectual energy and efforts? These were a couple of the questions posed in a new report by Melissa Griffith, CLTC grantee and Ph.D. Candidate in Political...

Graduate Student, Rachel Strohm, published an in African Arugments-- 30% of trips in Nairobi are made by minibus. Why were they banned?

Graduate student, Melissa Griffith, co-wrote CEPS Task Force Report on bolstering EU cyber defense capabilites.

Gradudate Student, Laura Jakli, interviewed on KQED Morning Edition on the radio.