The International Security Lab
I created the International Security Lab (ISL) in 2019. The ISL has three main objectives: (1) to foster research collaboration with graduate students; (2) to build research skills; and (3) to provide a forum to share ideas and seek feedback.
The lab focuses on the following research topics:
Select papers produced in the lab:
The lab focuses on the following research topics:
- Diplomacy and deterrence.
- Military technology, ranging from drones to nuclear weapons.
- Alliances.
- Leadership and foreign policy decision making.
Select papers produced in the lab:
- Lee, Kyungsuk, James D. Kim, Hwalmin Jin, and Matthew Fuhrmann. 2022. "Nuclear Weapons and Low-Level Military Conflict," International Studies Quarterly, forthcoming.
- Alley, Joshua and Matthew Fuhrmann. 2021. "Budget Breaker? The Financial Cost of U.S. Military Alliances," Security Studies, forthcoming.