CISAC Stanford

Journalist Barton Gellman holds a conversation with Philip Taubman for Stanford's "Security Conundrum" speakers series on Nov. 17, 2014. Gellman shared the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service fo...

Tag along with the 2014-2015 CISAC Honors Students during Honors College in Washington, D.C. The Stanford University seniors spend the year focused on a pressing security issue for a thesis that is...

Thom Shanker of The New York Times talks about why comprehensive newspaper reporting for print publications still have advantages over blogging and websites. © Jay Mallin 2014

Spend six minutes with the Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University's hub for policy-relevant research, teaching and outreach about matters of global security.

CISAC Honors Student Claire Colberg addresses Stanofrd Intrenational Affairs Graduates 2014

Honors Graudation 2014

Honors Graduation 2014

Honors Graduation 2014

Honors Graudation 2014

Honors Graudation 2014

Vinton G. Cerf, vice president and chief Internet evangelist at Google, addresses CISAC's 2014 Drell Lecture. The Stanford graduate and co-founder of the architecture of the Internet tells the audi...

Amy Zegart, co-director of the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University and associate director of academic affairs at the Hoover Institution, addresses a "Class With...

SPEAKERS
David Kennedy - History, Emeritus at Stanford
Eliot Cohen - Strategic Studies at Johns Hopkins
Jean Bethke Elshtain - Social and Political Ethics at University of Chicago Divinity School
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CISAC traveled to Rwanda as part of the Stanford-UNHCR Project in Rethinking Refugee Communities. The project aims to better the lives of millions of refugees, displaced and stateless people, by ma...

CISAC Co-Director Tino Cuéllar describes the complexities of refugee issues and explains why refugee issues need to be viewed from new, interdisciplinary angles. Stanford has teamed up with the Uni...

Daniel Khalessi

Flora Wang

My First Project

Four Stanford students conduct research in refugee camps along the western border of Ethiopia for a joint project by CISAC and the UNHCR to rethink ways to improve camp communications, registration...

More than 2,860 American and allied troops have been killed in the Afghanistan war, which was launched in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks to avenge the deaths of nearly 3,000 civilians. As m...

CISAC alumni have often noted that their participation in the undergraduate Honors Program influenced post-graduate plans and, in many cases, played a direct role in providing post-graduation acade...

Stanford Computer Science grad student Parth Bhakta plays soccer with young refugees in Ethiopia. He traveled to Ethiopia as part of a student group for the Stanford-UNHCR Rethinking Refugee Commun...

Ben Rudolph talks about his experiences at the refugee camps in western Ethiopia. He traveled to Ethiopia as part of a student group for the Stanford-UNHCR Rethinking Refugee Communities Project. R...

Jessica Garcia talks about what surprised her most at the refugee camps in western Ethiopia. She traveled to Ethiopia as part of a student group for the Stanford-UNHCR Rethinking Refugee Communitie...

CISAC Co-Director Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar talks about his newest book, "Governing Security: The Hidden Origins of American Security Agencies."