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RT @adam_i_klein: Out now: @StraussCenter report on "China's Authoritarian Exports":. >How CCP "security assistance" abroad relates to "reg….

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Thanks to @SheenaGreitens @adam_i_klein and Rana Siu Inboden for this important scholarship.

"No country has embraced the authoritarian potential of digital surveillance tools with greater alacrity than the PRC.". See "China's Authoritarian Exports" authors' recommendations on how the US government can address this challenge:

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Fellows: Perry Lum. As a Brumley Fellow, Perry plans to look at how the larger U.S./China rivalry impacts commercial space development and alliances in the Middle East. Congrats, Perry!.

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Fellows: Nicole Roy. As a Brumley Fellow, Nicole plans to study deep sea mining and its impacts on mineral extraction, defense technology development, and the ocean as a theater of war. Welcome, Nicole!.

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Fellows: Lee Walker. As a Brumley Fellow, Lee plans to analyze the intersection between defense acquisitions and private markets and its technology gap. Congrats, Lee!.

RT @Dianabolsinger: This is fabulous! Being a Brumley Fellow helped prepare me for my career as an academic, where I had the chance to teac….

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Fellows: Georgia Heery. As a Brumley Fellow, Georgia plans to research gray zone warfare and how intelligence can be used as a form of conflict resolution and prevention. Welcome, Georgia!.

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Fellows: Aria Stiefelmaier. As a Brumley Fellow, Aria plans to study how private military companies like Wagner Group are used as tools of state influence in the Middle East and North Africa. Congrats, Aria!.

RT @Sleutert: My @StraussCenter @TheLBJSchool students wrote four reports about migration along the US-Mexico border. Here is the first one….

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Fellows: Aaron Hernandez. As a Brumley Fellow, Aaron plans to research how security alliances are shaped through rhetoric and communication and how grand strategy impacts eastern European countries. Welcome, Aaron!.

Please join us in welcoming the newest cohort of #StraussBrumley Fellows: six exceptional graduate students researching issues ranging from private military companies to deep sea mining to defense acquisitions and more. Meet this year's Fellows:

RT @SheenaGreitens: Look forward to reading this - and to hosting @heguisen in Austin for a book talk with @AsiaPolicyUT this coming academ….

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Scholars: Michael Fernandez. As a Brumley Scholar, Michael plans to analyze the U.S. commitment to addressing root factors of irregular migration during the current administration. Welcome, Michael!.

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Scholars: Manon Buckner. As a Brumley Scholar, Manon plans to research strategic industrial policies and targeted tariff adjustments to avert geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China. Congrats, Manon!.

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Scholars: Henderson Chandler. As a Brumley Scholar, Henderson plans to study collaboration of U.S. Special Operations Forces with Arctic indigenous populations for regional security. Welcome, Henderson!.

RT @scaling_laws: **AI Summer School is in session**. Check out the first episode in our Scaling Laws *Academy* series with Eugene Volokh.….

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Scholars: Gavin Harris. As a Brumley Scholar, Gavin plans to analyze existing digital governance frameworks in south and southeast Asia. Congrats, Gavin!.

Meet our 2025-26 #StraussBrumley Scholars: Gabrielle Izu. As a Brumley Scholar, Gabrielle plans to dive into U.S.-Ethiopia relations as it pertains to human rights in the Tigray, Amhara, and Oromo regions. Welcome, Gabrielle!.