Notre Dame International Security Center

Notre Dame International Security Center

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The Notre Dame International Security Center was established in 2008 to provide a forum where leading scholars in national security studies from Notre Dame and elsewhere could come together to explore some of the most pressing issues in national security policy.

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ndisc.nd.edu

Latest episode

May 6, 2025

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Episodes

Joslyn Barnhart - The Consequences of Humiliation: Anger and Status Threat in International Politics 16.10.2017

Seminar Series speaker, Joslyn Barnhart, from Wesleyan University.

Students Talk Security: The Crisis in Myanmar 09.10.2017

Given the recent Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar, Alex Yom and Susan Ostermann discuss how the formation of the Rohingya crisis, the greater geopolitical effects that the crisis has on regional powers in Asia such as India and China, and possible next steps for the United Nations and the United States. Susan Ostermann is Assistant Professor of Global Affairs at the Keough School of Global Affai...

Students Talk Security: A Restrained View of Current Events 02.10.2017

Madeleine O’Mara speaks to Professor Gholz about how a restrained grand strategy would be in the national interest.

Shifts in Power in International Security: A Perspective from Joseph Parent 27.09.2017

An in-depth interview with Beth Grosoli

Students Talk Security - What is Going on with North Korea? 22.09.2017

Given the recent escalation of missile tests, Mackenzie Nolan and Mr. Jae Woong Lee will speak about the dire situation with North Korea. Specifically, this talk will cover the Six Party talks, the 1994 Agreed framework, the international implications and possible solutions for moving forward. Mr. Jae Woong Lee is a diplomat of the Republic of Korea and a visiting fellow at the Liu Institute for A...

Stu Blanchard - Sometimes Less is More in Counterterrorism 15.09.2017

Recorded: September 8, 2017

Intentions In International Security: A Perspective by Sebastian Rosato 29.08.2017

An in-depth interview with Beth Grisoli.

Oil and International Security: An Analysis by Rose Kelanic 21.08.2017

An in-depth interview by Beth Grisoli.

Miscalculation & Misperception in International Security - An Explanation Of Perspectives 14.08.2017

An in-depth interview by Beth Grisoli.

Technology In International Security: A Perspective from Eugene Gholz 04.08.2017

An in-depth interview with Notre Dame International Security Center's Associate Director, Eugene Gholz, by Beth Grisoli.

A Global Walkthrough: International Security Perspective from Michael Desch 26.07.2017

An in-depth interview of the Notre Dame International Security Center director, Michael Desch, by Beth Grisoli.

Wendy Pearlman - After the Refugee Crisis 27.04.2017

Wendy Pearlman - After the 'Refugee Crisis': Host State Policies, Socio-Economic Class, and a New Syrian Diaspora in Turkey and Germany

Jacob Shapiro - Linking Small Successes to Strategic Victory 19.04.2017

Jacob Shapiro - Linking Small Successes to Strategic Victory by Notre Dame International Security Center

Chris Layne - International Politics, U.S. Grand Strategy, and the End of the Pax Americana 03.04.2017

Chris Layne - International Politics, U.S. Grand Strategy, and the End of the Pax Americana by Notre Dame International Security Center

Walter McDougall - The Tragedy of U.S. Foreign Policy 28.03.2017

Walter McDougall - The Tragedy of U.S. Foreign Policy by Notre Dame International Security Center

NDISC Unmanned Aerial Systems John Coglianese Lecture 20.03.2017

NDISC Unmanned Aerial Systems John Coglianese Lecture by Notre Dame International Security Center

Page Fortna - Choosing Terror: Rebels' Use of Terrorism in Civil Wars 1970 - 2014 10.03.2017

Page Fortna - Choosing Terror: Rebels' Use of Terrorism in Civil Wars 1970 - 2014 by Notre Dame International Security Center

Seok Joon Kim - Do Costly Signals Matter? A Survey Experimental Study 16.02.2017

Seok Joon Kim - Do Costly Signals Matter? A Survey Experimental Study by Notre Dame International Security Center

Army War College - National Security Strategy: Recommendations for the Next President 25.01.2017

Army War College - National Security Strategy: Recommendations for the Next President by Notre Dame International Security Center

Sebastian Rosato - The Road to Hell: Uncertainty, Intentions, and Great Power Politics 19.01.2017

Sebastian Rosato - The Road to Hell: Uncertainty, Intentions, and Great Power Politics by Notre Dame International Security Center

Jason Lyall - Why Armies Break - Explaining Mass Desertion In Conventional War 17.11.2016

Jason Lyall - Why Armies Break - Explaining Mass Desertion In Conventional War by Notre Dame International Security Center

Dina Smeltz - Foreign Policy and Public Opinion in 2016 02.11.2016

Dina Smeltz - Foreign Policy and Public Opinion in 2016 by Notre Dame International Security Center

Carrie Lee - Politics Of Military Operations: Evidence from Vietnam 10.10.2016

Carrie Lee - Politics Of Military Operations: Evidence from Vietnam by Notre Dame International Security Center

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