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Johns Hopkins SAIS hosted the Commission on the National Defense Strategy's release of its congressionally-mandated report to a packed room.

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Learn from expert faculty who transition seamlessly from academia to government service, from the field to the classroom, from elite journals to the mainstream media.

Johns Hopkins SAIS Faculty Profile: Jonas Nahm

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Deborah Bräutigam, PhD, Professor of International Development and Director of the China-Africa Research Initiative

Deborah Bräutigam, PhD

Professor of International Development and Director of the China-Africa Research Initiative

In a world where problems of growth, poverty, governance, inequality, and vulnerability persist as central questions of global affairs, the demand for advanced study in international relations has never been higher. Johns Hopkins SAIS graduates play key roles solving critical global problems.

Faculty News

Journalists, politicians, academics, and private sector decision-makers turn to our experts as a source for timely and insightful policy expertise, analysis, opinions, and comment.

Argentina is a testing ground for Moscow’s global vaccine drive.

Benjamin Gedan quoted in Wall Street Journal, 01/18

Trouble at home may change Biden's hand in Iran nuke talks.

Vali Nasr quoted in Associated Press, 01/18

Political violence 'much more likely' when facts are undermined.

Thomas Rid interviewed on Sky News’ Into the Grey Zone podcast, 01/18

Competing for influence: Operations in the information environment.

Thomas Rid interviewed on Irregular Warfare podcast, 01/16

How to strengthen American democracy.

Yascha Mounk hosted The Good Fight podcast, 01/16

Time for the United States to compete with China in global clean energy finance.

Johannes Urpelainen interviewed in Energi Media, 1/16

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