I am Professor of International Studies and Political Science at the Virginia Military Institute and Board Member of the TransResearch Consortium. I received my Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Arizona. My research includes understanding the impact of systemic hierarchy, analysis of the causes of international conflict, and theorizing in the subfield of comparative regionalism. A common theme throughout these research programs is the impact of geography in conditioning our understanding of state behavior, including the temporal coexistence of order and disorder across different regions within the international system.
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RT @dicicco_jon: 🔥hot off the press!🔥 Excited to get my mitts on a copy of @TadKugler's latest book, Power to the Population (… https://t.co/Rqo0kScC2k
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The answer to this question is simple. Ask Chat GPT. https://t.co/i13a3nM76W
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RT @ALanoszka: There is also such a thing as being militarily too interested in China at the expense of other values. Taiwan and J… https://t.co/prjWnPeQEx
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RT @dicicco_jon: @Victor_Asal ty @Victor_Asal for following up on the WSJ/NORC poll story. Two observations about the poll: (1) Onl… https://t.co/lAhZFeWIXF
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It boggles the mind. https://t.co/Dnu2TP2Cia