Jenna Behrendt, a Research Associate at the Center for Global Sustainability, and Audrey Rader, a research associate at the School of Public Policy and Center for Global Sustainability will discuss the landscape of Indonesia’s biodiesel policies.

In this seminar, Jon Sampedro, a research fellow at the Basque Centre for Climate Change,  will show how BC3 contributes to the global change assessment model community. 

President Trump and Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping will meet at the White House on September 24 to discuss the world’s most consequential bilateral relationship.

In "Adapting to the Poly-crisis: The View of a Middle Power from Down Under" John Blaxland argues that the world faces a poly-crisis: a set of interconnected and mutually reinforcing challenges spanning strategic competition, technological disruption, climate change, economic fragmentation,

When the foundations of U.S. nuclear doctrine were laid early in the Cold War, escalation was understood to be a ladder.

The 1946 Nuremberg Charter introduced the novel concept of "crimes against peace," which included wars of aggression. The idea originated with a Soviet jurist - ironically, given that in February 2022 Russia launched a war of aggression against Ukraine.

The Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland (CISSM) invites all members of the School of Public Policy community to attend an open forum on September 3 from 12-1:15pm to learn about what's happening this year in the