We were delighted to partner with Dartmouth's Provost's Office on the inaugural #Dartmouth in Africa: Summit on Health, Innovation & Diplomacy. zurl.co/FTSf2#Dartmouth #DartmouthInAfrica

Elizabeth Shackelford in the Chicago Tribune: If we do nothing but help rehabilitate Putin on the world stage, we are legitimizing Russia’s mass child kidnapping and abuse. Is that really the role we want our country to play in the world? zurl.co/a6fzs #Dartmouth #Ukraine #Russia

The Multipolar Mirage. Professor Jennifer Lind in Foreign Affairs about why the US and China are the world's only great powers. zurl.co/btM6N? #DartmouthDavidson #China

As part of AGU2025 we're thrilled to share this overview of the work, history, and impact of the Institute of Arctic Studies at Dartmouth. zurl.co/Ct782 #Dartmouth #Arctic #AGU2025

On the BlueBlaze SubStack, our former visiting distinguished scholar Daniel Byman reassesses stability in Syria, and compares the present situation with what he warned of in an op ed in the New York Times last year. (📷 Ahmed Akacha) zurl.co/H6s54 #DartmouthDavison #Syria

Why Trump's 'America First' Security Strategy Is Misguided, and Dangerous. Visiting Distinguished Scholar Stephen Simon in the New York Times. zurl.co/F6SL7 #DartmouthDavidson

Gov Professor Stephen Brooks joined Cato's Justin Logan and Gerard DiPippo from the RAND Corporation at the Cato Institute to discuss China’s Economy and How It Matters for US Policy. zurl.co/dOCEY #DartmouthDavidson #China

New PM, new rules. Gov Prof Charles Crabtree co-authors an article in East Asia Forum on #Japan's new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi. The authors argue it's less about who she is and more about how she governs—a complex task for a single-party minority government. zurl.co/EnbNW#Japan #DartmouthDavidson

Professor Jennifer Lind sits down with The Diplomat author Mercy Kuo to discuss her latest book, Autocracy 2.0, and explore How China Reinvented Tyranny for the Innovation Age. zurl.co/5EDUV

Writing in Project Syndicate, Professor Jennifer Lind suggests that China has become the world’s tenth most-innovative economy -- long considered an impossible feat – thanks to a pioneering strategy of "smart authoritarianism." zurl.co/tatPT #DartmouthDavidson #China

In Foreign Policy: A lengthy excerpt from Professor Jennifer Lind's new book, Autocracy 2.0. Beijing’s continued economic growth depends on a fragile balance of control and freedom, she argues. zurl.co/XXCLf #DartmouthDavidson

Cece King's award-winning debut documentary, Si La Isla Quiere (Island Willing), captures the deep connection the remote Chilean island community shares with its extraordinarily biodiverse environment. We're honored to have played a part in supporting her creative vision. zurl.co/1dwTR

Rosenwald alumni Erik Lin-Greenberg's recent book, "The Remote Revolution," on how drones are altering contemporary warfare, is featured in this MIT news story. zurl.co/iIGcm #DartmouthDavidson #Dronewarfare

In her latest Chicago Tribune column, Elizabeth Shackelford argues that Trump's approach to foreign policy emulates a Black Friday attitude. She offers an alternative that looks more like Giving Tuesday. zurl.co/88B8S

Is Japan's new Prime Minister really a "hawk"? On the BlueBlaze subtack, @proflind.bsky.social explores whether the designation really fits Sanae Takaichi -- particularly in comparison to China. Read her nuanced look at security policy in East Asia. zurl.co/l5Pqg #DartmouthDavidson

Darci Rochkind ’28, one of 15 Dialogue Fellows at the Dickey Center, is featured in a #Dartmouth News story on the campuswide Dartmouth Dialogues initiative aimed at shifting student culture around open discourse. zurl.co/zomil#Dartmouth #DartmouthDialogues (📷Katie Lenhart)

Seeing the World Clearly: Alumni Shaping the Future of Global Eye Health. We were thrilled to host #Dartmouth ophthalmologists Sara Wester '98, Nikhil Batra MED'09, and Erin Salcone MED'05, who are making a real difference in global eye health. zurl.co/pkAJN

Writing for The Dartmouth, Madeline Kahn Ehrlich covers the Veterans Day event with Ambassador Fick we co-hosted with the Rockefeller Center and Dartmouth Dialogues. zurl.co/m9Lt7 #DartmouthDavidson

Elizabeth Shackelford writes about the ongoing violence in Darfur in her latest column for the Chicago Tribune. "The U.S. government declared that the RSF was committing genocide in Darfur back in January, but that did little to meaningfully change America's approach to the conflict." zurl.co/QgywP

We extend our heartfelt thanks to David Edelson ‘81 and L. Brooks Entwistle ‘89 for their dedicated service as a members of our Board of Visitors. We are grateful for their proven commitment to the legacy of John Sloan Dickey in furthering International understanding at Dartmouth.

We’re thrilled to welcome Jenn Jones ’97, Scott Duncan ’04, and Nestor Paz-Galindo ’93 to the Dickey Center’s Board of Visitors. We look forward to drawing on their breadth of international experience and distinguished professional backgrounds to guide us in the coming years.

The Complex Game of the Arctic: Our Arctic Innovation Scholars, Great Issues Scholars, Global Health Fellows, and War and Peace Fellows participated in the intense Game of International Commerce and Environment in the Arctic (ICE) simulation. zurl.co/zqSv5

Kudos to our Great Issues Scholars: Trace Ribble, Issa Allison, and Oscar Rempe-Hiam for their election as Class of '29 Dartmouth Student Government representatives. zurl.co/vyXJf

We were thrilled to join our Powering Peace partners from the UAE and Norwegian Missions to the UN, Energy for Peace, and the Stimson Center to launch a new report: “Renewable Energy and Peace in the Central African Republic - An Opportunity for the UN to Lead by Example.” zurl.co/KphWC

Coming soon: Autocracy 2.0. Professor Jennifer Lind reveals how China’s leaders defied expectations and propelled the country to innovation-superpower status—and what that means for the balance of power and global struggle between democracy and authoritarianism.

A core component of the Global Health Fellows experience is service projects where our Fellows actively apply public health principles in the community. More about their impact here: zurl.co/MEDJD #Dartmouth #CommunityService #GlobalHealthFellows

Former National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan discussed the intersection of geopolitics, technology, climate, and public health in the current global climate with Professor Jeffrey Friedman, drawing on his experience at the heart of the Biden administration. zurl.co/r1Axw #DartmouthDavidson

We look forward to joining the Rockefeller Center and Dartmouth Dialogues in welcoming Marine Corps veteran and acclaimed author Nathaniel C. Fick ’99 at 5pm on Nov 12 for a conversation with Erica Barks Ruggles, Obenshain Family Distinguished Visitor and Diplomat in Residence. zurl.co/CvrVM

Davidson Institute alumni Alexander Downes and Lindsey O'Rourke take a deep dive in Foreign Affairs of the possibility and consequences of a U.S. attempt to overthrow Venezuela's President Maduro. zurl.co/Dct2s #Dartmouthdavidson #Venezuela

Join us in person at Dartmouth or online on Wednesday at 5pm to hear stories & experiences about the challenges & rewards of working in int'l vision care from #Dartmouth ophthalmologists Sara Wester '98, Nikhil Batra MED'09, and Erin Salcone MED'05. zurl.co/MZNO9#Dartmouth #Learnfromthebest #Globalhealth

Elizabeth Shackelford explores the intoxication of power and its consequences for democracy around the world in her latest column. Why do leaders cling to power in old age, and how might they be incentivized to gracefully step down? zurl.co/4jjYq

Delighted to have Nicholas Opiyo in conversation with Elizabeth Shackelford about democracy and the fight for human rights in Uganda. zurl.co/iYTBG #Dissentanddemocracy #Dartmouth #Icymi

Writing in The Texas National Security Review, Daryl Press and Nicholas Anderson investigate the long-standing perception of North Korea's artillery as an existential threat to Seoul. zurl.co/E6Tfp #DartmouthDavidson #DPRK #Korea

The Canadians Are Right About Reagan and Free Trade . Douglas Irwin, a professor of economics, writes an opinion piece about Ronald Reagan and free trade in the wake of President Trump's reaction anti-tariff advertisement that used audio from a Ronald Reagan radio address. zurl.co/P8hB0

A privilege to host Nicholas Opiyo. The Ugandan human rights activist and lawyer has met with #Dartmouth student groups across campus to discuss leadership and his tireless work for human rights in Uganda. Join online to hear him speak this afternoon at 4:30pm. zurl.co/HMrHj

Daryl Press and Nicholas Anderson in International Security: an analysis of the critical shift in the military balance of power in maritime East Asia, focusing on the vulnerability of U.S. forces—specifically land-based air power—in the event of a conflict over Taiwan. zurl.co/fdwoo

It was standing room only when Dickey Center Director Victoria Holt met with the Great Issues Scholars to discuss international diplomacy and multilateralism. #Dartmouth #GreatIssues #LearnFromTheBest

Lessons from a Democracy Defender. Join us in person at Dartmouth or online tomorrow at 4:30PM when Ugandan attorney Nicholas Opiyo will speak about his firsthand experience fighting for democracy, justice, and human rights in the face of oppression. zurl.co/cXbAd #DissentandDemocracy

Food (In)security as Metaphor: Public Health & Policy in the Arctic. Join us online or in person a Dartmouth on Thursday at 4:30pm. Dr. Sappho Gilbert will focus on concrete systems and policy transformations needed to advance Inuit food sovereignty. zurl.co/H8JGq

Patrick Porter, Professor of International Security and Strategy at the University of Birmingham and a visiting scholar with the Davidson Institute in the fall of '23, met with Dartmouth students from the government department's London Foreign Study Program during their visit to Oxford University.

We were thrilled to host VTDigger's Editor-inCchief Geeta Anand at Dartmouth for a conversation about the importance of independent, local journalism. zurl.co/g4ACc #ICYMI #Journalism #Dartmouth

Global Crossroads: The Americas, the U.S., the UN, and a new Chapter of Diplomacy? Join us at 4:30PM tomorrow to hear Ambassadors Laura Flores, Norberto Moretti, and Jeff Delaurentis explore the view from the Americas and within the UN of renewed U.S. focus on the region. zurl.co/PtOoo

Professor Daniel Byman, our distinguished visiting scholar from Georgetown University, examines the curious timing of the recent Gaza deal in Foreign Policy. zurl.co/g844n #DartmouthDavidson #Gaza

Lessons from a Democracy Defender. Join us in person at Dartmouth or online, Wed, Oct 29 at 4:30PM when Ugandan attorney Nicholas Opiyo will speak about his firsthand experience fighting for democracy, justice, and human rights in the face of oppression. zurl.co/cXbAd #DissentandDemocracy

The Davidson Institute for Global Security invites applications for the 2026-27 E. John Rosenwald, Jr. '52 TU'53 Fellows Program in U.S. Foreign Policy and International Security. This year, we specifically seek applications from political scientists. zurl.co/NG1bO #DartmouthDavidson #Postdoc

Elizabeth Shackelford explores the consequences of the current administration's approach to Latin America in her latest column for the Chicago Tribune. zurl.co/loxJR

Reporting Without Borders. Join us in person at Dartmouth or online tomorrow at 5PM when Geeta Anand, Editor-in-Chief of VTDigger, explores the critical role of independent journalism in an era of misinformation, political polarization, and rapid technological change. zurl.co/Ht5Yg

The New Normal of US-China Economic Warfare. On the BlueBlaze Substack, Jennifer Lind and Michael Mastanduno follow up on their recent article in the Texas National Security Review. zurl.co/BWyeP #DartmouthDavidson #China

Corey Huebner ’26, one of our Senior Global Health and Development Interns, recently attended The Nature Conservancy’s biennial Volunteer Leadership Summit. zurl.co/na5Qb #Conservation #Policy #Advocacy #TheNatureConservancy #StudentExperience

Who is Leading the World? Join us in person at Dartmouth or online tomorrow at 4:30PM for a conversation with Ambassadors (rtd) Erica Barks Ruggles and Jeffrey Delaurentis, moderated by Dickey Center Director Victoria Holt, about the future of the UN and the Multilateral System. zurl.co/Jvo22