
Prof Pape tracks wars, political violence, and geopolitical shifts worldwide in real time, identifying the strategic forces reshaping global politics, markets, and security before everyone else sees where they're headed.
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In 55 Min -- On future Patterns of World Conflict
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Iran has now put a seven-day plan on the table: if the United States accepts its conditions, Tehran says the Strait of Hormuz can reopen within seven days, followed by renewed negotiations over the nuclear issue. The proposal would require...
The liberal international order was in steep decline long before the war with Iran. For years, its foundational pillars—free-trade agreements, international institutions, and collective security pacts—were fracturing under the pressure of g...
With the Iran war adding fury to an already combustible election, American democracy is facing its most volatile stress test since the 1960s, driven by a terrifying new reality:
Support for political violence has migrated out of the radica...
The Moving Global Chessboard #6 – Understanding Tomorrow’s World Order
The Moving Global Chessboard is a new Prof Pape series providing immediate assessments of major geopolitical developments to understand how today’s headlines are rewrit...
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I teach at the University of Chicago and study how force is used to achieve political objectives, how escalation unfolds, and how strategies of restraint can succeed or fail in international and American political violence.
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