My survey experiment from 2017 & 2023 ➡️ information on customary international law significantly decreases support for potentially violative uses of force, especially paired with statements that IOs have found similar behavior violations. Decrease in support partially mediated by morality concerns.

For those of you not attending the No Kings march in DC today, come see our IS-ISSS panel on domestic politics and public opinion!

Excited to see Covert Action: National Approaches to Unacknowledged Intervention, in the wild at #APSA2025. My contribution: Israel's Mossad and Covert Action: Immigration, Counter-Proliferation, and Assassination. Edited by @rorycormac.bsky.social @magslong.bsky.social @markstout.bsky.social

Anyone have a free Saturday afternoon in Vancouver? Come to my panel, Overt and Covert Interference in World Affairs, at 4pm in VCC West 215! Also featuring Alex Downes, Rob Schub, and five amazing papers on foreign interference.

Had a wonderful time learning and connecting with fellow scholars about current world issues and how we can educate our students about them, with the help of @cfr.org and their educational resources!

So happy to have shared my research on state-sponsored assassination with @lucatrenta.bsky.social, @avramovok.bsky.social, and Arturo Jiminez-Bacardi at the @socintelhist.bsky.social 2025 Conference at the International Spy Museum in Washington, DC. A perfect location for studying intel history!

Last lecture today in “Leaders & U.S. Foreign Policy Decision-Making." Grateful for guest speaker Dr. Kenneth Dekleva, former State Dep't physician-diplomat and current psychiatry prof., sharing leadership analysis experience w/ Pitt-GSPIA students. See @thecipherbrief.bsky.social: lnkd.in/eyK3JqGt