Korbel ranked 12th best place in the world to earn a master’s degree in international relations.
Korbel ranked 20th in the United States for the best undergraduate degree in international studies.
Korbel ranked 12th best place in the world to earn a master’s degree in international relations.
Korbel ranked 20th in the United States for the best undergraduate degree in international studies.
The University of Denver is a private, R1 research institution dedicated to the public good, where our faculty pursue solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges.
At the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs, that commitment drives research that informs policy, shapes public debate, and strengthens the education we provide, inviting students to work alongside faculty and community partners to foster a more just and peaceful world.
We’re thrilled to welcome Carol Spahn, former Peace Corps Director, to the Korbel School faculty! From leading global initiatives to relaunching the Peace Corps post-COVID, her experience will inspire and empower the next generation of global changemakers.
https://korbel.du.edu/resource/12591/
Start your week with a new read: Korbel Professor Kait Sims on the potential impacts of global climate change on patterns of domestic violence:
Hot tempers: Differential effects of heat and drought on domestic violence - Review of Economics of the Household
Domestic violence (DV)–patterns of physical, sexual, economic, or psychological abuse by intimate partners and family ...
link.springer.com
The #data are in: Travel patterns of leaders are a powerful indicator of their priorities and perceived importance of other nations, and leaders are traveling more than ever. Read more from @PardeeCenterIFs's Collin Meisel & Kylie McKee in @ConversationUS
We tracked every overseas trip by world leaders since the end of the Cold War – here’s what we found
Presidents and prime ministers are traveling more than their counterparts of a generation ago. And where they go tells us about global priorities.
theconversation.com
Korbel Prof @DebakD: Given the recent crises over China’s new ICBM silos, Iran’s ballistic missile testing, and North Korea’s continued expansion of missile forces, policymakers need to understand how states proliferate nuclear delivery vehicles to be able to limit their spread.
🚨 My article on Nuclear Delivery Vehicles is out at Security Studies! (Open Access)
It explains:
- Why does the Non-Proliferation Regime & NPT allow nuclear delivery vehicles to spread?
- How did India acquire its nuclear delivery technology?
Read here: https://t.co/7vhcAwbhDi https://t.co/A0stqdpycU
You can also find us on Bluesky! (We don’t have it embedded here yet due to the lack of an API).
A meeting of the Colorado Project focused on “Rural Renaissance”
Korbel Students and Alumna Condoleezza Rice at the 2025 Aspen Security Forum
2025 Winter Interterm Field Research (Colombia)
2025 Winter Interterm Field Research (Balkans)
Sustainable Development in Africa Conference
2025 “Future of the Liberal World Order” Workshop
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