Tyler Jost

@tcjost

Assistant Professor starting 2019; postdoc & researching Chinese foreign policy and international security; former DoD

Cambridge, MA
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Joined April 2016
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    Nov 25

    One of the most interesting pieces I’ve read this term: Schub & Meshkin study US military officers before and after basic training, finding the civ-mil attitude gap is due to selection, not socialization

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  2. Nov 18

    Also, is on Twitter!

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    Nov 15

    2019-2020 Fellowship Applications now open with the China and the World Program

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  4. Nov 16

    Incredibly thoughtful and innovative work by 's Reid Pauly on nuclear norms in US elite decision-making.

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    Nov 14

    This advice by is 🔥 And for students earlier in the process: it’s hard to write a book if you’ve never read one (which means reading more than just the intro + theory chapter)!

    Thanks for this tweet! Gives me a chance to repeat my plea to committees: encourage students who want to write a book to do so from the start for their diss (e.g. don’t make them do a long boring literature review as a chapter that will have to be cut to publish as a book)
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  6. Nov 13

    Big news! Welcome,

    China twitter, welcome ! You’re going to want to read his forthcoming book on Xi Jinping’s father and the relationship between the two.
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  7. Oct 30

    New directive pushes to consolidate CCP supervision authority under the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and National Supervisory Commission.

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  8. Oct 26

    "Chinese experts ‘filtered’ trade war advice to Beijing policymakers"

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    Oct 22

    Interested in the role that world leaders play in military conflict? Check out this special feature in Journal of Conflict Resolution edited by and me. We discuss when leaders matter (and when they don't), lay out a conceptual framework + identify research agenda.

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  10. Oct 20

    “The real danger is not a new and more aggressive Russian nuclear strategy; it is the Kremlin’s failure to communicate its goals effectively to leaders in Washington and elsewhere”

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    Oct 16

    Pleased to be able to link in the piece to great work by , , , , Michael Albertus, & many others

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    Oct 16

    Caitlin Talmadge warns that the United States and China could slip into a nuclear war because of careless strategizing.

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    Oct 10

    Chinese Officer Is Extradited to U.S. to Face Charges of Economic Espionage a deputy division director in China’s main spy agency, the Ministry of State Security, extradited from Belgium

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    Oct 4

    Censored Q&A in the Monkey Cage, thanks !

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  15. Sep 29

    “You’re Not a Profession Just Because Huntington Says You Are” - the insightful ⁦⁩ on the modern US military.

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  16. Sep 28

    Excellent analysis by and others on parallels between contemporary China and Bismarckian Germany.

    Thrilled to share a new piece in ! In “Beijing’s Bismarckian Ghosts,” we show great power economic rivalry is nothing new. The Anglo-German economic contest a century ago holds eerie parallels to today’s US-China rivalry. Some quick takeaways: 1/
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    Sep 18

    DOD Cyber Strategy and Cyber Posture Review - here’s the fact sheet. (Summary that I shared before: )

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    Sep 13

    Very excited to see Censored reviewed by in the New York Review of Books!

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    Sep 13

    Thank you for sending a copy of this long-awaited book on Sino-North Korean relations to the office! We look forward to hosting Shen Zhihua and Yafeng Xia on October 4 for a discussion

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  20. Sep 6

    Some incredibly interesting and important work on self-cenosrship in the China field by and .

    Thanks for all the interest in & my paper on experiences of China scholars. Re: self-censorship debate, wanted to mention that we didn't just ask people what *they'd* done, we also asked what they'd seen colleagues do. Here's the table (see last row):
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