Dean Spears and Michael Geruso will research and write a book examining the dynamics contributing to declining birth rates and exploring the potential economic and social consequences of steadily diminishing populations in the United States and globally
Paul von Hippel will employ a variety of analytical approaches to assess the degree to which Mississippi’s recently adopted approach to teaching reading—which emphasizes phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension—has affected the academic achievement of the state’s students. The project’s findings will appear in a series of papers and articles in policy-oriented publications.
William Inboden will lead an effort to prepare students to undertake policy-relevant scholarship in history. He will host a one-week summer seminar in history and statecraft for graduate students and direct a microgrant program to support archival research, field work, and policy outreach by graduate students and faculty at the University of Texas.
Sheena Chestnut Greitens, Adam Klein, and Rana Siu Inboden will lead a project to examine China’s efforts to export its authoritarian institutional model. They will analyze Chinese thinking on how internal security is intertwined with overall national security, document China’s activities to export its internal security system, and explore what might be an effective competitive response rooted in Western rule-of-law systems. The project’s findings will be presented in a book, a policy report, and articles.
Mark Pomar will research and write a book exploring how the United States may best use its global media services to wage information warfare against Russia and other authoritarian adversaries.
Dean Spears and Michael Geruso will research and write a book examining the dynamics contributing to declining birth rates and exploring the potential economic and social consequences of steadily diminishing populations in the United States and globally.
William Inboden will lead an effort to prepare students to undertake policy-relevant scholarship in history. He will host a one-week summer seminar in history and statecraft for graduate students and direct a microgrant program to support archival research, field work, and policy outreach by graduate students and faculty at the University of Texas.
Sheena Chestnut Greitens, Adam Klein, and Rana Siu Inboden will lead a project to examine China’s efforts to export its authoritarian institutional model. They will analyze Chinese thinking on how internal security is intertwined with overall national security, document China’s activities to export its internal security system, and explore what might be an effective competitive response rooted in Western rule-of-law systems. The project’s findings will be presented in a book, a policy report, and articles.
William Inboden will lead an effort to prepare students to undertake policy-relevant scholarship in history. He will host a one-week summer seminar in history and statecraft for graduate students and direct a microgrant program to support archival research, field work, and policy outreach by graduate students and faculty at the University of Texas.