CMES Director Dr. Micheline Ishay joined Denver7 anchor Jessica Porter to discuss Sunday's attack in Boulder, the latest on the war, and the remaining hostages. Watch Dr. Ishay's segment below:

We're excited to share the latest from the #ICRS Paper Series: "Middle Power Neofascism: Classic Fascist Tactics in Middle Powers" by Ian Bertram, #Korbel grad and Air Force Academy Instructor. Read and download for free: bit.ly/3HgoMKq Check out our full Paper Series here: bit.ly/3F7PWCv

Meet one of this year's new ICRS Scholars, Kobey Heberling! After serving six years in the U.S. Army National Guard, where he rose to the rank of Sergeant, Kobey is now pursuing his M.A. in International Security with a certificate in Humanitarian Assistance. Read more about Kobey: bit.ly/4iukrAG

Join Korbel's Africa Center for a compelling discussion on The Homeowner Ideology: Economic (F)Utility of Real Property Rights in Four African Cities, the latest book by Dr. Singumbe Muyeba, Assistant Professor of African Studies at the Korbel School. RSVP today! bit.ly/3GOKcOS

We're thrilled to announce the newest ICRS Paper Series submission, "San Tiago Dantas and the Dilemmas of Developmentalism in Cold War Latin America," by Dr. Renato Ferreira Ribiero, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute of International Relations, University of São Paulo. Read it: bit.ly/3F7PWCv

Hear from human rights lawyer Dr. Adrienne Fricke on the role of civilian groups in conflicts in Syria and Sudan. 📅 May 8 | 🕔 5–6:30 PM 📍 Sie Complex, University of Denver 🍽️ Food served 🔗 cglink.me/2fC/r2270371 #DUEvents #Peacebuilding #HumanRights @josefkorbelschool.bsky.social

Join our upcoming event and hear from scholars Nicholas Kerr and Vera Messing, who will shed light on timely topics such as anti-immigrant sentiment, public trust in elections, and the social roots of political polarization. Register here: cglink.me/2fC/r2269314

Join the Center for Middle East Studies for the second part of our Media in Wartime series, featuring special guest speaker Mohamed Moawad, Managing Editor at Al Jazeera Media Network. Register here: bit.ly/3C78hyt

We're so pleased to announce a new working paper in our ICRS Paper Series! "Why 'Security for Peace' Fails to Deliver Either," by Josh Paul critically examines the "security-for-peace" paradigm in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. Read it here: bit.ly/3F7PWCv

We're thrilled to spotlight ICRS Scholar Priya Guduru! Priya is an M.A. International Studies candidate studying politics, conflict, and gender in Africa. Passionate about research and teaching, she aims to pursue academia in development, conflict, and peace studies. More about Priya: bit.ly/4iukrAG

ICRS event alert! Students and alumni, join us for a discussion on the impact of “Executive Order on Reevaluating and Realigning United States Foreign Aid” and the associated stop work orders, including a Q&A with the speakers. RSVP: bit.ly/3QoKdum @josefkorbelschool.bsky.social

Save your spot for our upcoming Africa Center event, which will bring to light information about Sudan's current civil war through a film showing and a panel discussion with esteemed professors from the Josef Korbel School. RSVP today! bit.ly/3EAD2MM

We are pleased to share the latest ICRS Paper Series contribution, "Patrimonialism in Palestine: How the Palestinian Authority Failed," by our very own ICRS Scholar and Korbel alumnus, Conor Farrell! Read and download for free here: korbel.du.edu/regional-studies/content/paper-series

If you haven't already reserved your spot for the upcoming Media in Wartime series, now's the time! With less than two weeks left until the first event, seats are already filling up. Read more about our notable speakers and RSVP today! Part I: bit.ly/40cCJPv Part II: bit.ly/3C78hyt

Our ICRS working paper series is back! Check out the newest addition by Érico Esteves Duarte, ICRS Community Scholar and Professor of Strategic and International Studies at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. Stay tuned for more to come each week! korbel.du.edu/regional-stu...

Join the Center for Middle East Studies for important conversations around the Middle East, including power shifts in the region, the Gaza war, ongoing crises created, and opportunities for the future. The event will also end with an open Q&A session. RSVP today: bit.ly/3Qa724Z

Big event news! @josefkorbelschool.bsky.social is hosting the 4th Annual Denver Democracy Summit tomorrow and Friday, January 23-24, and three of our ICRS faculty will be there! See the full event lineup and watch here: korbel.du.edu/news-events/denver-democracy-summit

ICRS Q&A Q: Who are ICRS Community Scholars? A: Special affiliates whose scholarship addresses our key thematic priorities, including: • Human security and sustainable peace • Democracy, governance, and human rights • Prosperity with sustainable equity • Regional integration and organization

We are thrilled to share our first-ever Community Scholar Spotlight! Meet Professor Roberto Moll Neto, distinguished scholar from Brazil whose research specializes in political activism and U.S.-Latin American relations. Thank you, Roberto, for being an important part of our ICRS community!

👋Hello! We're new to BlueSky and excited to be here! Stay tuned for big ICRS announcements to come, including events, spotlights, and so much more.