Director of the Global Policy (MAGP) Program @SAIS_MAGP Senior Lecturer of Conflict Management & Global Policy @SAISHopkins
Washington, DC
Joined April 2014
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Book alert!
Rethinking Conflict Resolution and Management, co-authored with I. William Zartman (@SAISHopkins), is finally out!!
Part of the @Elgar_Politics Series: Rethinking Political Science and International Studies @ElgarPublishing
e-elgar.com/shop/usd/rethink…
Following the Student List’s impressive and decisive victory in Serbia’s parliamentary elections, I offered a few comments to the @dcexaminer on the foreign policy direction Serbia may take from here
washingtonexaminer.com/news/…
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Handbook on the Politics of International Agreements
Edited by Siniša Vuković and P. Terrence Hopmann
ℹ️ e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/handboo…
🆓 Chapter: doi.org/10.4337/978103531859…
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“50 Shades of Hedging”: Immensely grateful to great colleagues at @JohnsHopkins for hosting a de facto preview of my upcoming 📖 on 🇺🇸🇨🇳 competition and middle powers in Asia 🇵🇭🇻🇳🇸🇬🇮🇩🇲🇾 Professor @sumosika legendary dynamism fully on display!!!
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Thanks to @RichHeydarian for his lecture on "ASEAN Hedging vis-a-vis the US-China Rivalry" and to @sumosika for chairing today's brown bag lunch @SAIS_MAGP @JHUArtsSciences @JohnsHopkins ✨
New book alert! 🔊
The Handbook on the Politics of International Agreements is out with @ElgarPublishing, co-edited with P. Terrence Hopmann.
35 chapters on how agreements get made, and why the politics never leaves the room.
e-elgar.com/shop/usd/handboo…
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The full handbook is available here (the physical version is pricey, but the e-version is pretty reasonably priced, especially given the amount of content the book contains):
e-elgar.com/shop/usd/handboo…
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Excited to receive the authors copy of the new "Handbook on the Politics of International Agreements" (edited by Siniša Vuković & Terrence Hopmann), especially my chapter co-authored with @hope_dancy on Alliance Treaties.
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🔊Attending the 2026 APSA Annual Meeting? Don't miss your chance to pitch your book project to Dr. Giovanna Dore on Friday, September 4, @ 3:00pm. Springer Nature Booth #320 Hynes Convention Center, Hall A. Springer Perspectives on Global Affairs series wants to hear from you!
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🔊hot off the press @SpringerNature and Soojin Park's "Early Special Economic Zones as Drivers of Economic Growth" offers a comparative perspective on the political-economic dynamics of early SEZ development in China, Russia and Vietnam. Take a look link.springer.com/book/10.10… ✨
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@DoreGMD congratulates Dr Soojin Park on the publication of @SpringerNature "Early Special Economic Zones as Drivers of Growth" link.springer.com/book/10.10… @sumosika @MsKlimowich @SAISHopkins @JohnsHopkins
🔊hot off the press @SpringerNature and Soojin Park's "Early Special Economic Zones as Drivers of Economic Growth" offers a comparative perspective on the political-economic dynamics of early SEZ development in China, Russia and Vietnam. Take a look link.springer.com/book/10.10… ✨
📢 New publication alert!
The Illusion of the Quick Fix: Reclaiming Mutually Enticing Opportunities in Peacemaking.
Part of the Negotiation and Conflict Management Research (@iacm_conflict) Expert Perspectives on New Paths to Peace.
I finally had the chance to fully explore the practical implications of Mutually Enticing Opportunities (MEO), inspired by ongoing conflicts around the world and the inability (or unwillingness) of designated peacemakers to produce feasible, resilient agreements that endure over time.
The article takes aim at the illusion of the transactional quick fix, namely the inconsistencies and inadequacies of material incentives when it comes to delivering (durable) solutions for the most challenging conflicts.
Honored to join forces with such an illustrious group of experts: @remi_smolinski, Peter Kesting, @WilliamUryGTY, Joshua Weiss, @WADonohue, Martin C. Euwema, Fredrike Bannink, and Felix Merks.
ncmr.lps.library.cmu.edu/art…
Just got the news that the article on Emerging Trends in Peacebuilding: The Case of Colombia, has been recognized as top viewed/downloaded article in Global Policy journal!
This is another recognition of the cutting edge research with policy relevance we do at @SAISHopkins, as this was the framing article for the special issue we produced at @SAIS_MAGP, following our Global Residency in Colombia 🇨🇴 in 2022.
The article is open access, and can be found here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
And the entire special issue is also open access:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/…
Congratulations to my co-authors @DoreGMD and Guadalupe Paz!
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📢 Call for Papers 📢
@sumosika and I invite contributions for a special issue of the Negotiation Journal (@PON_Harvard)
Topic: Rebuilding Legitimacy: How the liberal democratic order can adapt through continuous negotiation. 🌐⚖️
📢 Call for Papers 📢
@DoreGMD and I are pleased to invite contributions for a special issue of the Negotiation Journal (@PON_Harvard)
Topic: Rebuilding Legitimacy: How the liberal democratic order can adapt through continuous negotiation. 🌐⚖️
Key Dates:
✔️Extended Outlines: Feb 15
✔️Notification: Mar 1
✔️First Full Drafts: May 9
✔️Workshop: May 28
✔️Final Drafts: July 31
Submit your extended outlines to: [email protected] & [email protected] (cc: [email protected]).
We look forward to your contributions!
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13 hours of sustained pressure to reach a resolution.🤝Cohort 11 showed incredible resilience during Day 2 of the Policy Simulation Residency. They mastered complex multilateral negotiations to build coalitions and find a mutually acceptable outcome. An impressive achievement!
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Now, the negotiations begin. Led by Program Director Prof. Vukovic (@sumosika), the cohort is deep in their simulation, testing strategies, building coalitions, and learning what it really takes to reach an agreement under pressure.
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Greetings from Baltimore! Our Cohort 11 kicked off their Policy Simulation Residency with a tour of @JohnsHopkins Homewood campus. It was a chance to connect with the institution's history before diving into the intensive work ahead.
